Government
and statutory establishments have been providing services to
the general public over the counters for a long time. Many such
establishments are amongst the earliest to implement queuing
systems to provide a more orderly and comfortable atmosphere.
In line with the drive by the government to offer a better quality
of service to the general public, many establishments recognize
the role of queuing system as an invaluable and in some cases
imperative tool towards such objective. |
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Since
the 1980s, our products, both DGcaller and QMS, have been widely
adopted by the government and statutory bodies. A list of some
of them is shown below. It ranges from the obvious and well-known
such as the Immigration Departments and Inland Revenue Authorities
to the inconspicuous and unexpected such as the High Court and
the Registry of Marriage. |
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Commercial
and business establishments often have to cope with heavy load
of customers coming for payments or enquiry services. Telecommunications
and utilities companies are two such examples. These establishments
and many others have found QMS an invaluable facility in serving
customers at their payment and enquiry counters. The list below
shows some of our customers in both the commercial and public
sectors. |
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Airlines
Offices Airport
Cargo Counters Automobile
Service Centres Central
& Employee's Provident Fund Concert
Hall Ticket Office Consumer
Electronics Service Centres Credit
Card Centres Direct
Sale Companies District
Offices Electricity
& Power Companies Embassies
& High Commissions Fast
Food Outlets High
Courts Hotels
and Casinos Housing
Development Boards Housing
Developers Inland
Revenue Authorities Insurance
Companies Land
Offices Municipal
& Town Councils National
Registry Pilgrim
Fund Board Port
Authorities Registry
of Marriage Registry
of Business Registry
of Company Restaurants Road
Transport Departments Securities
Companies & Stock Exchange Survey
Departments Telecommunications
Companies Tithe
Collection Centres
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