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Brayford Plastics Bag Tensor

Friday 23rd September 2005

Brayford Plastics Ltd is based in Lincoln and has one of the most modern production facilities for bag products in the country, fully accredited to the BRC standard. Brayford Plastics wanted to purchase a Time and Attendance and Access Control system, and looked at systems from their then supplier of clocking systems, Blick; systems from another local supplier and the WinTA system from Tensor.

Rapid Hardware and Tensor

Friday 2nd September 2005

Four years ago, Rapid Hardware was in the process of developing their future plans, which included better control of staff administration and monitoring of attendance and time-keeping. "Tensor made us feel most comfortable to enter into a long term business relationship. All potential features we might want to implement in the future such as Access Control, Biometrics etc, were already in place with Tensor - this was not the case with the rest of the competition".

Bearward install Tensor

Friday 26th August 2005

Bearward wanted to automate the Time and Attendance function for payroll and also wanted to have a better control over the time-keeping of the workforce. They considered several systems and finally narrowed it down to Blick (now Stanley Security Solutions Europe) and Tensor, "We chose Tensor over Blick because their system did what we wanted and was reasonably priced."

Pet Food and Tensor

Friday 12th August 2005

Fold Hill Foods Ltd are manufacturers of dried pet food and have been producing pet foods for over 20 years. During February 2003 Company Accountant, Nick Barkworth, was looking at ways of providing better and closer control of the working hours of the 150 strong workforce.

Washing With Tensor

Friday 5th August 2005

During 2000, Bourne Textile Services was looking for a new computer system that would enable the company to comply with the Working Time Directive and also monitor the hours worked by their drivers. After examining the various software and equipment available in the market, David narrowed his choice to two suppliers, Mitrefinch Ltd and Tensor plc.

Taking Coffee With Tensor

Friday 29th July 2005

Thomas & Green Ltd are manufacturers of coffee and vending filters. All the paper they use is produced in their modern environmentally friendly paper mill in Netstal, Switzerland with the paper made from natural materials obtained only from ecologically friendly forests. In 2001 Production Director, Martin Klimes, wanted to replace their manual clocking machine with a modern PC based system.

Focus on Tensor

Friday 15th July 2005

Essilor is the worlds largest manufacturer of spectacle lenses. They first started looking for a new Access Control and Time & Attendance system in 2001. Their main aims and objectives were to improve the efficiency and speed of time recording and to find a cost effective way of reducing the need for their manned guards. They set about reviewing the Time and Attendance and security products available on the market and considered systems from Kronos, OCS and Tensor.

Tensor In Textiles

Friday 8th July 2005

Delta Galil Europe Ltd are textile manufacturers supplying high street retailers in the UK, Europe and USA. The group employs approximately 8,000 people and in mid 1998, they started looking for a new electronic time recording system, including systems from Blick, Sinnell and Tensor.

Reading With Tensor

Friday 24th June 2005

Originally established in 1991, Index Books Ltd are one of the largest direct re-sellers of books and giftware in the UK. Around three years ago their Company Secretary and HR manager were looking for a system that could check the punctuality of their staff and also record personnel and Health & Safety information.

Tensor in Aerospace

Friday 3rd June 2005

Preci-Spark is one of the leading suppliers of aerospace and gas turbine engine components. Four months ago, they were in search of a Time & Attendance system to remove the delays involved with their manual clock card system. After looking at a few systems, including Blick and Tensor, they made their decision.

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