66 percent of employees want contactless access
To reduce the chances of a virus infection, more than 83% of those surveyed would be willing to switch to using digital access, according to a survey by TabLog.
Although 35% of respondents consider the currently used access control system to be outdated in their office and workplace, only 6.5% have introduced a new one as a result of the pandemic. Nearly half of the participants in the research also revealed that they were already late for an interview or discussion, because the administration with traditional entry was too long.
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