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Excelsior put Tensor on film

Friday 27th May 2005

In 2000, Excelsior Technologies were looking at streamlining the company's Time & Attendance recording, which included keeping track of and better control of holidays and absences. They reviewed systems from their then existing supplier Blick, Tensor and another local company.

H I plug into Tensor

Friday 29th April 2005

H I Group plc are electrical wholesalers and distributors employing around 550 people at their sites in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Around the end of 2003, they were thinking of installing a new system of attendance monitoring to replace the manual timesheets used by the company. H I group reviewed systems from Blick and two other local suppliers as well as the systems from Tensor.

Guhring tool up with Tensor

Friday 15th April 2005

After seeing a demonstration of Tensor's WinTALite Time & Attendance/Access Control system Yvonne decided to buy WinTALite because “it was flexible and easy to use, and came highly recommended”.

Bovingdon Brickworks build with Tensor

Friday 1st April 2005

In early 2004 Production Director, Les Cook, was looking to improve the company's system of attendance monitoring. Tensor was “always favourite” because they had been so highly recommended by an associate company explained Les to the Tensor reporter.

Exeter Labels Tensor

Monday 28th March 2005

In June 2003 James Townsend & Sons were looking for a combined Time and Attendance and Access Control system for the factory and offices. It was essential that the new system provided a seamless interface to their existing Sage Payroll.

Sweet Tensor

Monday 21st March 2005

Toms Confectionery is the second largest manufacturer of 'own label' sugar confectionery, employing over 400 people across 3 sites and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Toms Gruppen AS a leading Confectionery manufacturer in Denmark. In Late 2000 IT Manager, Tony Farrar, was in search of a new Time and Attendance system and an Access Control system to improve security.

Tensor Chocolate

Friday 11th March 2005

Lessiter's is one of the few wholly independent chocolate makers left in Britain. In early 2004 Managing Director, Hans Luder, investigated the possibility of installing a more efficient clocking-in system that was also linked to a computer.

Tensor Brings Home The Bacon

Friday 4th March 2005

In late 1995 Logistics Manager, Dave Bull, was looking to update the existing Time Link clocking system which calculated the attendance hours of the 350 strong workforce. The existing system was a free-standing unit and was 'growing tired and old'. After reviewing systems from Blick, Time Link and Tensor Dave bought a WinTA system from Tensor because 'Tensor had more features than Blick or Time Link and the Tensor Smart Cards better suited the environment of a food company'. The company decided the main advantage of Tensor over the competitors was 'Tensor's combined Time & Attendance and Access Control system'

Nursery gets Tensor Funding

Thursday 3rd March 2005

We all know that these days, schools often find it hard to finance even some of the most basic requirements for learning such as reading and writing materials; so when Vanessa Parker of Crosshall Nursery School contacted Tensor we were pleased we were able to help with a donation.

Tensor and Healthy Eating in Ireland

Friday 25th February 2005

Fresh Food Kitchen manufacture and distribute a unique range of high-quality, chilled foods from their factory in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. These foods capture all the freshness and goodness of homemade products. During early 2003 the Managing Director, Mr Bob Tyrell, wanted a new time and attendance system to replace their existing clunk-click clocking machine which was laborious to process the transactions and open to abuse. A couple of local companies as well as Tensor were considered for supplying the new system, but Tensor was chosen because it had 'as standard' a link to their Sage Payroll and could be installed by their own IT people. Another key reason for going with Tensor was because it was more 'Cost Effective' than the other suppliers.

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