AMANO CINCINNATI,INC.

Cincinnati Time Recorder was established with seed money provided by James Gamble, one of the founders of Proctor and Gamble. The company was established with the purpose of producing time clocks to meet the demand for the growing manufacturing segment in the United States.

In 1932, Shuichi Amano founded Amano with the goal of manufacturing the first domestic time recorder for the Japanese market.

In 1964, Amano establishes its first US office in New York City.

In 1966, Cincinnati Time develops a revolutionary time stamp mechanism which is the start of the parking control industry.

Amano introduces the first ticket dispenser in Japan, replacing the time stamp as the primary method of documenting entry and exit times.

William H. Wilson establishes Pioneer Eclipse developing the first propane-powered floor buffer.

Amano releases the parking fee computer, allowing parking companies to increase the speed and accuracy of computing parking rates.

Amano introduces the fully automated paystation allowing parking fees to be calculated without the aid of a cashier.

Terry McGann establishes McGann and Associates to design and develop custom application software for parking.

In 1990, Amano acquires Pioneer Eclipse Corp.

In 1991, Amano acquires Cincinnati Time Recorder.

Accu-Time Systems is founded and becomes a trusted global leader in workforce management solutions.

In 2007, Amano acquires McGann and Associates.

In 2010, Amano acquires Accu-Time Systems.