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Biometric time and attendance systems are becoming increasingly important as they can help businesses save a lot of time and money, especially when dealing with employees being paid on an hourly basis, a recent report has revealed. The core of the biometric time and attendance system is a biometrics-enabled clocking unit that relies on measurements […]

The Tensor Self-Service Visitor Monitoring (SSVM) App allows organisations operating unmanned or manned receptions to cut reception and back-office costs and to streamline site access for customers, contractors and visitors. We strive to consistently enhance and improve the functionality of our core software products, aiming to cover an extensive range of real-life usage scenarios. On […]

Close to half of UK’s retail workers have complained about being overworked and their workplaces being significantly understaffed over the Christmas period, a recent research report has been able to suggest. The research from Qualtrics suggests that 47% of retail workers taking part in the research agreed that there simply weren’t enough staff on hand […]

The cost of “bogus sickies” – sick days off work taken under false pretences – have cost UK businesses £5.6 billion in 2019, a recent market research report has revealed.  The survey found that, on average, employees reported that they weren’t actually sick for 38% of the sick days they took off last year, resulting […]

A higher level of demand for security and an increased need to properly monitor and restrict vehicular access on organizations’ premises are among the top factors driving growth in the ANPR systems’ sector, a recent market research report has been able to suggest. The report titled “ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) Cameras Market – Global […]

Tensor plc, the UK based, award winning market leader in the design, manufacture and installation of security, access control, attendance monitoring and energy management/monitoring solutions, would like to welcome you at the Security & Policing Home Office Event 2020, in Farnborough, Hampshire, at Stand B81, where we’ll exhibit our latest products, solutions and services in […]

Facial recognition technology could actually act as a tool to help prevent the spread of the dreaded Coronavirus originating from China as the World Health Organisation (WHO) is urging countries to step up measures to detect and contain the virus, security and technology analysts believe. A recent report from Reuters indicates that facial recognition surveillance […]

With the Government advising people in Britain to self-isolate to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus, situations where a very large number of employees could have to stay out of the office for the recommended 14-day isolation period are becoming increasingly likely, experts believe. Organizations whose staff are affected the virus can reduce disruption on […]

Deploying specific measures and systems aimed at improving construction site security will help prevent costly losses – and even keep smaller builders in business. According to a recent news report, a spate of tools thefts is putting builders across Dorset out of business. Police have revealed there were a total of 415 offences of tools […]

The recent government advice is for everyone to work from home if possible due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many employers will be struggling to figure out how to make this happen for their workforce. Some jobs and industries are unable to work away from their premises, and different precautions and decisions will need to be […]

As the COVID-19 outbreak spreads, the Government has forecast that up to one fifth of the UK’s workforce may be off sick during the peak of the pandemic. This would clearly have a significant impact on many businesses and contingency plans are already being put in place in order to minimize the impact of the […]

Although movement rights normally restricted during a lockdown, a company’s site is, unfortunately, more prone than ever to significant losses in terms of thefts, vandalism and arson attacks, which commonly are crimes of opportunity. The fact that a company’s premises is potentially deserted and unguarded, with a large number of employees working from home, can […]