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Biometric Access Control Systems are becoming increasingly popular across the healthcare industry – so much so that the market was valued at US$ 1,333.1 million in 2015 and is projected to expand at a CAGR of 23.4% until 2024, according to a research report by Coherent Market Insights. Growing security concerns and integration of information […]

As the modern workforce becomes increasingly mobile and remote, organizations are looking for the right tools that can be utilized to measure employee performance, assess productivity and maintain data security, industry experts believe. Employees are monitored in traditional work settings and the need to monitor remotely working employees is just as important, it is argued. […]

Installing a fire roll call system can help student accommodation management teams evacuate all lodgers in a very fast and orderly manner, thus ensuring their safety, as well as granting fire crews easy access to the premises. This exact unfortunate situation has recently occurred at the 4-storey student accommodation complex at Liberty Quays in Gillingham, […]

Biometric time and attendance / clocking-in systems enable businesses to provide their employees and customers with the most secure services, while in the same time offering a far higher level of accuracy and traceability. The majority of existing biometric time and attendance systems employ fingerprint readers for authentication, although facial recognition and iris recognition systems […]

The demand for access control systems and security equipment has risen steadily throughout 2017, a recent market research report from Market Research Hub has been able to suggest. Despite the broader economic and political uncertainties surrounding Brexit, the demand for security and access control systems has been on the rise on account on both new, […]

The Mobile Self Service Module (Mobile SSM) App within our Tensor.NET Time & Attendance system enables employers to know exactly where and when employees clock in to start their working day and clock out to end, a vital issue for any company’s day-to-day operational management. The latest version comes with a host of very useful […]

Facial recognition systems are becoming increasingly popular with security and law enforcement agencies around the world, as they are capable of enforcing a higher level of security by remotely detecting persons of interest by analyzing video feeds from CCTV cameras. A great example comes from Tensor’s partners Herta Security, who have made an important contribution […]

As winners of the 2017 Hunts Post Huntingdonshire Business Awards – the Business of the Year 2017 Award and the Innovation Award – Tensor were invited to headline the launch of the 21st Hunts Post Huntingdonshire Business Awards at the Wood Green Animal Shelter, in Godmanchester. Tensor was represented by our Chief Executive, Ashley Smith, […]

Security has become one of the top priorities for the safe operation of commercial buildings nowadays, given the high number of people who come in or go through the buildings every day. It is very important to seriously consider deploying solutions that help commercial buildings to prevent the incidents such as thefts or other illegalities, […]

Construction site security should be a top priority for all site managers, especially since the number of thefts in this sector remains at an all-time high – over £1m of equipment is stolen from construction sites every week in the UK, with less than 10% being actually recovered by the police. Security experts suggest that […]

Monitoring employees’ attendance and implementing solid access control measures – thereby ensuring that only authorized members of staff are allowed to access particular areas of one’s site – are vital, yet time-consuming business processes. However, these processes can be easily streamlined by integrating the two features with the help of a comprehensive, integrated time and […]

The UK has recorded a spike in productivity towards the end of 2017, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed, but the real cause seems to be a drop in the average number of hours worked per job and per worker, experts believe. According to the ONS bulleting, the labour output per hour jumped […]