Tensor Deliver Time & Attendance and Access Control System for Mondi Packaging

Mondi Packaging is one of Europe’s largest integrated packaging manufacturers. They make a full range of corrugated and paper products including point of purchase displays.  When the management of the Mondi factory in March, Cambridgeshire wanted to replace their existing manual clock card system with a computerised one, they reviewed the various systems available. In particular, they wanted a system that was also an Access Control system capable of handling Fire Roll Call reporting.
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Timber firm Calders and Grandidge uses Time and Attendance

Calders & Grandidge is one of the oldest established and respected names in the United Kingdom pressure treated timber sector with its own 46 acre site in Boston , Lincolnshire , and employs a workforce of more than 60 personnel. The company is the main supplier of wooden telegraph poles in the UK and their strategically placed depots are equipped to process, preserve and stock the large number of poles needed to serve UK and overseas markets.
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Guhring tool up with Tensor

Guhring manufacture the ultimate range of rotary cutting tools in HSS, carbide and diamond materials. Part of the German owned Guehring oHG Group, Guhring Limited manufacture, modify, regrind and recoat rotary cutting tools from their factory in Castle Bromwich Business Park, Tameside Drive, Birmingham. In mid 2003 Yvonne Clune, Finance & IT Manager, was looking for a computer system to provide better control of employee “in” and “out” times.

Lessiter’s Use Tensor for Time & Attendance Purposes

Family-owned and managed, Lessiter's is one of the few wholly independent chocolate makers left in Britain. Lessiter’s promise you chocolate as it ought to taste and stay true to the old values and traditions of Swiss chocolate making at their premises in Woolmer Green, Hertfordshire. 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.