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Knowing where and when employees clock in to start their working day and clock out to end is a vital issue for any company’s day-to-day operational management – and this is exactly the functionality the Mobile Self Service Module (Mobile SSM) App within our Tensor.NET Time & Attendance system will deliver for your organisation. Available […]

Facial Recognition CCTV Systems, complete with ANPR functionality, are the perfect solution for enforcing security in remote locations with constant vehicle traffic, such as the Grade II listed Holne New Bridge, near Ashburton. The 604-year-old moorland bridge has been hit and damaged 67 times since 1999. Damage has included coping stones of up to 200 […]

Time and Attendance Systems will underpin the significant growth of workforce management solutions until 2022, a new research report from Persistence Market Research suggests. Workforce management covers all the activities required to maintain and track workforce in any organization so as to attain a productive outcome. It is used to reduce labour expenses, improve workforce […]

Construction site security systems can help enforce security on building (and demolition) sites and prevent thefts, such as the one that has recently occurred on the site of a former primary school in Dundee. Equipment was stolen of the former Sidlaw View Primary School — where demolition work is taking place. John Alexander, councillor for […]

Time and attendance systems with built-in rostering features and manning levels alert help facilities maximise efficiency.

Employers in the construction industry are being urged to check their employees’ cards electronically after the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) and the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) have revoked 4,615 cards, following investigations into fraudulent activity at five test centres. CSCS wrote to all affected card holders in November to tell them that they […]

The Smart Card Alliance has had a very successful year in 2016 by accelerating the use and widespread adoption of smart card technology across a variety of sectors, including that of Access Control Systems. The Alliance is a not-for-profit, multi-industry association working to stimulate the understanding, adoption, use and widespread application of smart card technology […]

More than two fifths of companies plan to grow their workforce this year, but skills shortages and rising labour costs are presenting firms with serious challenges, recent data from the CBI/Accenture Employment Trends Survey 2015 suggests. The survey found that rising labour costs through the planned National Living Wage (NLW) and the apprenticeship levy are […]

The global biometric access control systems market is set to record double-digit growth rates from 2015 to 2019, a recent market research report has been able to reveal. The report from Technavio estimated that the global biometric access control market will be close to $12.4 billion by 2019, up from its $5.3 billion value in […]

The UK’s economic growth slowed down slightly in the three months leading to January, with fairly modest expectations for the next quarter, data from the latest CBI Growth Indicator has been able to find. The poll queried 759 respondents across the manufacturing, retail and services sectors and found that the pace of growth dropped to […]

The implementation of biometric time and attendance systems across the retail sector represents a major driver in the market and will also lead to significant growth in the next few years, a recent news report by TechNavio has been able to suggest. Increasing numbers of organizations are implementing biometric time and attendance tracking systems as […]

A comprehensive visitor monitoring system capable of checking every person that enters a prison facility with a minimum level of user interaction should really be a must have for any modern prison that wants to curb the dangerous phenomenon of drug smuggling. Monitoring systems are particularly important as just about anyone can be a smuggler […]