Workplace Safety & Security

Visitor management software is a cost-effective solution for health and safety concerns in any business and as a result, the number of visitor management systems are increasing across the globe. There are multiple options when it comes to visitor management systems, on-premise VMS or cloud-based SaaS solutions.  SaaS or ‘Software as a Service’ is a software distribution system in which a cloud provider hosts applications and makes them available to end-users through the internet. A cloud-based SaaS Visitor Management System maintains a reliable record of who comes into your workplace, providing a powerful tool for compliance and security. SaaS products

Today many large corporations have purchased a contactless visitor management system (VMS) to replace a paper visitor sign-in book that no longer meets standard regulatory requirements. These systems frequently strive to maintain the safety, security and compliance requirements of growing companies as an organisation expands and the number of employees, visitors, contractors and vendors increases. What is a visitor management system? Electronic visitor management systems are used to sign in and track visitors who arrive at a workplace through QR codes and facial recognition. Teamgo uses cloud software to keep detailed pre-arrival and arrival records of all guests and employees

The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) contains new data protection requirements that were put into effect on May 25, 2018. These harmonised and replaced the EU’s existing national data protection laws. The goal of enacting clear, uniform data protection laws is to give businesses legal certainty while also increasing consumer trust in online services. Some Australian businesses, known as APP entities, covered by the Australian Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) may be required to comply with the GDPR. This applies if the business has an establishment in the EU, regardless of whether they process personal data there, if they

Humans have a moral responsibility to protect the environment and support the planet’s long-term sustainability. This includes preserving trees, water and the livelihood of animals. Environmentally-friendly business practices help in limiting environmental impact and protecting natural resources. Many businesses still rely on paper for paperwork and data storage. The paper industry consumes 40% of all commercially cut wood on the planet. These productions also demand a lot of water. As a result of this form of production, deforestation occurs. To become more environmentally conscious, as a community, we must also take steps to repair some of the damage that human