May 7th, 2020 at 2:26 pm
Today, cleanliness is a greater concern than ever before. To help mitigate the spread of germs and bacteria, the CDC recommends that food service and retail venues avoid cash when possible. Implement a convenient cashless payment solution and give employees a way to avoid the cash – and everything that comes with it. By the numbers… Quickcharge Our cashless payment solution allows employees to use existing ID badges to make purchases via payroll deduction or prepaid declining balance. By adding Quickcharge in the café, gift shop, pharmacy, and other onsite locations, your organization can handle less cash while increasing efficiency and employee satisfaction. And with options like contactless payment and […]
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May 7th, 2020 at 12:46 pm
Point-of-Sale Solutions for the Workplace. Quickcharge POS is a full suite of point of sale solutions designed specifically for workplace dining and retail outlets. Click the icons below to explore some of the exciting features of My Quickcharge, or scroll down to take a complete tour! Point of Sale Features Kiosk Solutions Advanced POS Technology Beyond Traditional POS Order Management Solutions Digital Signage Powerful features for every venue. Designed specifically for workplace environments, Quickcharge POS solution is a full-featured point of sale solution that delivers an intuitive user experience backed by robust functionality. The user-friendly interface can be tailored for each venue. Manage complex menus with rotations, combos, and more. […]
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April 13th, 2020 at 10:11 am
Available for Android and Apple devices or through a web-based portal, My Quickcharge puts the power of Quickcharge at your fingertips with a wide array of self-service features! Click here to learn more!
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February 28th, 2017 at 9:37 am
Many thanks to Major Ed Pulido for stopping by MM Hayes headquarters to share some words of inspiration with our team! We are so excited to find the perfect place in our office to showcase our new flag. Major Ed is the Sr. VP of the Folds of Honor Foundation, which provides educational scholarships to the spouses and children of fallen and wounded Veterans. Wounded by an IED blast in Iraq, Major Ed returned home facing tremendous physical and psychological challenges – a reality faced daily by countless Veterans and their families. Since 2007, the Folds of Honor Foundation has been dedicated to providing educational scholarships to the families of these […]
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March 14th, 2016 at 1:01 pm
March is National Social Workers Month, honoring those who tackle some of the most challenging issues facing us today. We can use this as an opportunity to celebrate those who contribute their time and knowledge to help improve the lives of individuals and their communities. Social Workers develop positive relationships with children, adults, families, hospitals, non-profit organizations, schools, and government agencies to protect them from harm and discrimination. In 2016, we are facing difficult political and social challenges and social workers have an important role in ensuring that mental health and physical health are more available nationwide. With more than 600,000 social workers in the United States, they are the […]
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November 20th, 2012 at 2:56 pm
Facial recognition software is nothing new, but a company called FaceFirst may have found a way to vastly increase its potential uses. FaceFirst recently debuted facial recognition software that can identify faces in less than a second. The process begins by freezing a frame from a live video feed and zooming in on a face. From there, the software encodes the face in order to compare it to a database and present potential matches. FaceFirst has demonstrated how their algorithms work quickly enough to identify and introduce a meeting attendee before he even reaches his seat. Identifying employees within a company in that manner could be very useful for access […]
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June 19th, 2012 at 2:33 pm
Security goes beyond physical security and access control – cybersecurity is important too, and companies have a responsibility to keep sensitive information safe and secure. Proactive measures such as encrypting databases and installing antivirus software and firewalls can go a long way to keeping that data out of the wrong hands. However, we continue to see news stories about major companies having their databases compromised. Just a year ago, Sony had its Playstation and Qriocity networks hacked and its customers’ credit card and login information compromised. Traditional security measures are becoming more and more obsolete, and even the companies that sell these security solutions cannot keep their own databases free […]
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May 22nd, 2012 at 10:39 am
With the contactless movement spreading, banks across the world have started taking measures to ensure they are not left behind. A number of banks in the United States and across the world already offer a number of contactless solutions to their customers, and that number is continually growing. Understandably, hosting the Olympic Games is a momentous event for the host nation, providing an incentive to build new facilities and improve the infrastructure of the host city and the surrounding cities that will be used as venues for the Olympic events. To this end, London will take the opportunity to host the first contactless Olympic Games. In light of this, British […]
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May 15th, 2012 at 4:19 pm
For patients with insurance, the traditional payment model for medical services involves the patient paying a copay up front, and after the fact the patient is billed for any amount not covered by insurance. In theory this would mean hospitals would be able to collect all copays, but in practice this is frequently not the result. Some hospitals even report that a majority of their copays are going uncollected, and this can mean staggering financial losses for the hospitals: How can hospitals collect more copays? While hospitals can send notices to patients with unpaid copays, the procedure is time-consuming and frequently has very little effect. A more drastic approach involves […]
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May 8th, 2012 at 9:21 am
Let’s celebrate National Nurses Week by taking a look at some interesting ideas from the world of healthcare! We’re all about the ways technology can improve life at work, and in recent years the healthcare industry has been reaping the benefits of an unexpected type of technology – video games. Here are just a few of the many ways the video game and healthcare industries have collided: Source: microsoft.com Many types of video game hardware have proven useful to medical personnel. Motion control technology is being used for many types of physical therapy, the Wii Remote controllers help diagnose certain eye disorders, and the Wii Balance Board has shown to […]
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