Key Management Service (KMS): A Self-Service Borrow-Return Solution

This poster introduces a Key Management System (KMS), a self-service borrow-return solution implemented at the HK PolyU i.MAKE Maker Lab, which uses a student ID-accessed system to improve accessibility, efficiency, and accountability for tool and equipment borrowing, leading to an $86\%$ increase in tool availability and a $93\%$ reduction in unrecorded borrowing incidents.

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2025-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.21428/70cb44c5.8ecb55b2
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Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
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Key Management Service (KMS): A Self-Service Borrow-Return Solution

C. P. Chui, Rico K.C. Lam
Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
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Key Management Service (KMS): A Self-Service Borrow-Return Solution

C. P. Chui, Rico K.C. Lam
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This poster introduces a Key Management System (KMS), a self-service borrow-return solution implemented at the HK PolyU i.MAKE Maker Lab, which uses a student ID-accessed system to improve accessibility, efficiency, and accountability for tool and equipment borrowing, leading to an $86\%$ increase in tool availability and a $93\%$ reduction in unrecorded borrowing incidents.

Hong Kong Polytechnic University (HK)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
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