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Tensor’s facial recognition partners, Herta, have managed to outshine competitors at the 2018 Biometric Technology Rally organized by the US Department of Homeland Security, in collaboration with NIST, the company has revealed. The 2018 Biometric Technology Rally took place in March 2018, at the Maryland Test Facility (MdTF), a DHS affiliated laboratory. Herta came out […]

Biometric access control systems are likely to record a very strong level of growth over the next few years, driven primarily by the steps forward and new challenges in the building and city automation sectors, new research from ABI Research has been able to suggest. While smart cards remain the most popular access control authentication […]

IP technology will be one of the main growth factors in the global intercom devices’ market, a recent market research report from Orbis Research has been able to suggest. The overall global intercom devices market size is expected to reach USD 4.88 billion by 2025. The key driving factors that are expected to positively impact […]

Time and attendance systems that employ biometric clocking stations for personnel authentication can help prevent time card fraud, a phenomenon that’s affecting both private companies and state organizations around the world. This exact situation has occurred in Mobile, Alabama, the United States, where both authorities and the Mobile County District Attorney’s Office are investigating a […]

The annual costs of sickness absence for UK businesses is estimated at around £554 per employee, data published in the latest research report from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD ) has been able to suggest. The eighteenth annual CIPD survey to explore issues of health, well-being and absence in UK workplaces has […]

57% of global organisations have admitted to not having appropriate visibility of subcontractors engaged by their third parties, while a further 21% are unsure of oversight practices and just 2% routinely review the risk subcontractors pose to their organisation, a recent survey by consulting firm Deloitte has been able to suggest. The Deloitte Extended Enterprise […]

ANPR cameras integrated with access control systems and CCTV surveillance can deliver a superior level of security for construction sites and represent the most efficient means of construction site management, experts in the sector believe. It’s simply not possible for site managers to monitor all activity taking place on busy construction sites, making CCTV one […]

Workforce analytics solutions help bolster business performance and bring value to any organization, data from a new global research report from CIPD/Workday has been able to suggest. The “People Analytics: driving business performance with people data” report from CIPD/Workday demonstrates a clear parallel between an organisations use of people analytics and strong business performance. In […]

The Market for Smart Card-Based Access Control Systems is set for a very strong growth over the next few years, driven mainly by the increasing demand for enhanced security and government policies for security issues, a recent market research report from Future Market Insights has been able to suggest. Card-based electronic access control systems use […]

All Construction Site Visitor cards issued from 3rd September 2018 will expire on 31st August 2020 and CSCS will stop issuing the card from 28th February 2020, the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) has announced. The card was originally introduced for workers who often did not perform a construction related role but visited site on […]

Flexible working options can help alleviate some of the challenges and pressures facing new fathers at work, experts at coaching consultancy Talking Talent have argued, according to a news report into the matter. Marking the Men’s Health Week, an annual event that occurs between 11-17 June and seeks to raise awareness about health issues affecting […]

The majority of transport networks across Western Europe are migrating their CCTV surveillance systems to IP-based solutions, in a move aimed at improving the level of security and safety for staff and passengers alike, an industry report has been able to suggest. More than 85 per cent of networks are looking at installing internet protocol […]