RFID Based Modular Clerk Management System in Cloud Ming-Shen JIAN, Jun-Hong Shen, Ming-Sian You,Yu-Siang Huang, Yu-Syuan Liou Dept. of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Formosa University, Yunlin County, Taiwan
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Abstract. In this paper, the RFID Based Modular Clerk Management System in Cloud is proposed to provide the modular clerk management to different companies individually with less implementation cost. The management procedures for clerk are modular and can be adopted by the system manager individually. All the clerks are given an individual RFID tag for the induction. By managing the priority recorded in the database on cloud, the gate access management, the attendance state of clerks, even the salary for clerk can be automatically arranged. Based on cloud, different companies can access the management system and database in virtual machine. In addition, the modular management system can be used according to the on demand requirements of companies. The modular system only needs to be established once and repeatedly used for individual companies. Keywords: RFID, Clerk Management, Cloud, Modular System
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Introduction
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Near Field Communication (NFC) technology today is the popular wireless induction system [5-7, 11-15]. An RFID or NFC tag is given a unique ID (UID). When an independent tag approaches the antenna of RFID or NFC system, the induction between tag and antenna happens. The information and content recorded in the tag is transmitted to the system. Following up the data translation, the tag recognition can be completed and related applications will be provided. Many local or small area wireless applications for monitoring and management were proposed. For example, the RFID systems were already proposed to be used in hospital or health care [2-4]. A designed tag is given to each patient. Hence, all the patients’ current location and conditions are monitored by the hospital. In other words, patients are under cared even an emergency state happens. In addition, some entrance guard systems are also based on RFID/NFC system. The RFID/NFC ticket or card [5-7, 12] is used to identify that a user is legal or not. Some other applications focus on embedding RFID/NFC technology into a small device such as handheld host [1]. The handheld device users can be plugged in the SD adfa, p. 1, 2011. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2011
