Expansion Driven by "PC-OFF Kernel Control" Technology and Customizable Modules for Each Company
Operational Efficiency Improved, Including Reduced Overtime

Timekeeper, the attendance management solution developed by Nobersmay, is seeing increased adoption among major domestic companies and financial institutions.

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Nobersmay recently announced that it has either supplied Timekeeper or expanded its application to a diverse range of industries, including KG Group, SK TNS, KT SAT, Kyongnam Bank, NH-Amundi Asset Management, Korea Institute of Finance, K Shopping, Korean Council for University Education, Konkuk University Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation, and HB Savings Bank. The company explained that adoption is growing particularly among financial institutions that require high levels of security and stability, as well as within group companies with complex affiliate structures.


The main reason large clients prefer Timekeeper is its "PC-OFF and Agent technology," which is controlled at the system kernel level. Unlike standard software solutions, this method manages working hours directly at the operating system level, preventing users from bypassing the system at will.


Another key factor driving adoption has been the "customizable module" approach, which allows the solution to flexibly respond to each company's HR policies and allowance structures.


According to the company, some clients have seen a reduction in overtime and a decrease in the time required for HR management work after implementing Timekeeper, which has resulted in improved operational efficiency.



A Nobersmay representative stated, "We are expanding the application of our solution based on implementation cases across various industry environments," adding, "In the future, we also plan to focus on advancing HR environments by incorporating AI-based features."


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