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Over 65% of the UK SMEs could bolster their productivity by better using their available technology or implementing new and improved solutions designed to streamline their workflow, a recent report has been able to find. The survey of 1057 businesses, commissioned by 123-reg and undertaken by YouGov, revealed that the better use of technology by SMEs could […]

Time and attendance systems will make the process of booking annual leave a very simple, straightforward and transparent one, thus preventing conflicts that usually occur within most offices over this rather sensitive topic. A recent survey has found that around 50% of UK employees have fallen out with a colleague when fighting over the best […]

The Video Analytics & Intelligent Video Surveillance Technologies: Security & Civilian Global Market – 2015-2020 report drawn up by the Homeland Security Research Corporation (HSRC) forecasts that the global IVS & VA industry revenues will grow at 19.5% CAGR from 2014 to 2020. The main drivers behind the rapid growth of this particular market segment […]

The majority of companies will offer their employees flexible working opportunities by 2020, a new research report from the Lancaster University’s Work Foundation has been able to reveal. The paper, „Working anywhere: A winning formula for good work?” also forecasted that flexible working will be the main way of working for 70 per cent of […]

Employee management and time and attendance systems could really come under significant stress this year as one in four millennials would quit their job to join a new organisation or do something else during the next year if the opportunity arose, according to the latest Deloitte report. The report also found that 44 per cent […]

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 2016, in Farnborough, Hampshire, at stand F33, where we’ll exhibit our latest products, solutions and services in […]

Implementing top-of-the-range, latest-generation, fully-integrated access control systems can help boost the level of security in ports, especially those located in unstable areas affected by insurgencies. This is also the case with Nigeria, who has surpassed the national benchmark in the implementation of the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code ISPS, which remains a major […]

Biometric Time and Attendance Systems will be used to curb the phenomenon of copying and impersonation that’s been plaguing the Common Entrance Tests (CETs) for a while now, a local news report has found. The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) is planning to introduce these bio-metric attendance systems to put an end to […]

The Scottish Government has urged HR departments to further increase their efforts towards improving their respective employees’ productivity, a news report has been able to suggest. At this year’s CIPD Scotland Conference, the Scottish government’s cabinet secretary for fair work, skills and training said that although Scottish businesses had made greater than average strides in […]

Biometric access control systems and biometric identification software can be employed for a variety of purposes, including that of ensuring that only people with the right credentials are allowed to access sensitive materials and content. This is is specifically what Central Texas College (CTC) is using such a system for. The CTC is a community […]

A new access control system and ticketing technology will be deployed in the near future across the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (BAMA) rail network, one of the world’s largest with more than 200 stations, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest. The access control system will cover eight lines […]

Time and attendance software are a must for employers who need to manage workers on zero-hours contracts. This topic is a particularly important one nowadays, since, according to official ONS figures, some 801,000 people said they were on a contract that guaranteed no minimum hours (or ‘zero hours’ contract) in their main job – 2.5% […]