Gatekeeper Business Solutions Announces, Version 1 lms.net, Labor Management Software

Gatekeeper Business Solutions, a leading provider of labor management software announced the release of Version 1 lms.net. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) February 16, 2012 - Drawing from over 14 years of experience delivering time & attendance solutions to clients nationally, Gatekeeper Business Solutions will use its resources to provide the best time & attendance cloud based labor management software in the marketplace. Key benefits to users are: no costly client server software of database servers and related maintenance and support fees, plus improved security and automatic software updates.

"To make this cloud based product the best for our clients, we made a strategic investment and are excited for the launch. We have seen an increase in the demand for SaaS products and believe that Version 1 lms.net responds to the market's demand for a complete time & attendance system to control labor cost," said Peter Dehlinger, President, Gatekeeper Business Solutions, Inc.

Gatekeeper Business Solutions offers a user friendly, web enabled labor management software that creates significant savings in labor costs, improves administrative productivity and increases revenue. Gatekeeper Business Solutions is also a leading provider of data collection devices such as biometric clocks, badge/swipe clocks, fingerprint readers, and pc terminals allowing for ease of data collection to input into labor management software.
About Gatekeeper Business Solutions, Inc.

Gatekeeper Business Solutions, Inc., a labor management software company, offers a proprietary suite of software tools (lms.net) that include time and attendance, scheduling, and integrated payroll software, for midlevel private and public sector companies. The company has provided a broad range of software managing labor cost to clients nationally. For more information, please visit the company's web site at http://www.gatekeepersolutions.com.

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