Best Use of Technology win for Biosite!

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Biosite’s Mosaic Mobile Competency software solution has been awarded the ‘Best Use of Technology’ accolade at the 2020 Construction News ‘CN Awards’. The win is in recognition of Biosite’s partnerships with Costain Skanska Joint Venture (CSJV), as part of the High Speed 2 (HS2) enabling works programme and Costain, Vinci Construction Grand Projects & Bachy Soletanche (CVB) Joint Venture for the Thames Tideway East project.


The judges explained: “Keeping a site safe and productive has never been more important, and this winning initiative does just that. We were impressed by the balance between the scale which the system managed the data, but also the personalised approach in terms of managing the individual. Often some of the incidents or challenges on site are caused by more personal issues to do with fatigue or health, so being able to track and manage that is much more powerful for both the effective site but the safety of the people who work on site. This winning technology focuses on productivity and efficiencies and is something that can benefit the wider industry and not just one part.”

Biosite’s Mosaic Mobile Competency system provides a flexible, mobile solution to help manage a highly transient workforce, particularly for linear projects with multiple sites or sites with no fixed perimeter. Data is captured at multiple points, via multiple devices, to ensure operatives have the correct skills for the job, in real time, to support safety and efficiency on site.


Biosite delivers 100% non-conformance

For CSJV and HS2, implementation of the system delivered an unprecedented 0% non-conformances reported at audit and enabled the team to capture accurate and valuable workforce data to improve visibility, traceability and compliance. Operative data was captured at multiple points across all 21 CSJV sites, via multiple devices including tablets, mobile apps or cards. This meant that any skills gaps could be quickly identified and the system could recommend other operatives on site that had the appropriate skills to help fill those gaps, as well as identify upcoming training requirements.

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Safer workers, reduced costs

Meanwhile for CVB and Thames Tideway East, adoption of the system ensured the effective management of health and safety in a challenging environment and achieved 25 per cent cost savings in PPE and small tools. The software helped manage health and safety on site by providing total visibility across the 8,000-strong workforce, including assessment of potential skills gaps, which guaranteed only trained and competent operatives were able to enter high risk areas such as shafts and confined spaces. It also enabled the effective tracking of training and the use of safety critical and high value equipment, such as oxygen escape sets for emergency evacuations.

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Biosite was recognised in two top categories at this year’s CN Awards, with Commercial Director Michael Bryant also being ‘Highly Commended’ in the Rising Star category, for his efforts to help support continuous improvement in construction through digitisation and fire safety. The judges explained: “We awarded this entrant a Highly Commended because he is making a real difference to safety, while making a tremendous contribution to a growing business in this important industry sector. He has achieved some things which others don’t achieve in their entire career, and at his age we look forward to many more years of innovation and seeing where he ends up.”

Li Wang, Managing Director at Biosite, added: “We are thrilled to receive the Best Use of Technology award and would like to thank our partners at CSJV and CVB for their support and collaboration and also the judges and everyone at Construction News for this recognition.

“It’s particularly exciting that workforce management technology has been recognised, as we believe the role of the individual on site – and accurate data around this – is critical, in terms of both effective health and safety management and ensuring project progress.

“I’m also extremely proud of Mike and the commendation he received from the judges of the Rising Star category – his endeavours set the bar, both at Biosite and within our field.”

For more information and a full list of the 2020 Construction News ‘CN Awards’ winners, click here.


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Biosite secures ID06 partnership in the Nordics

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Biosite Systems Ltd, part of ASSA ABLOY Group, has entered a strategic partnership with IDO6 in Sweden and the Nordic region. ID06 was launched in 2006 by Sweden’s construction industries to promote healthy competition, easily identify people in the workplace and connect each person to an employer.


Today, use of the ID06 card is the standard for access, personal ledgers and time & attendance on construction sites in Sweden, with around 800,000 cards active in the market.

Biosite will help bolster the value proposition of ID06 by deploying advanced PIV-standard card reader technology, with the addition of biometric (fingerprint) technology for increased security, traceability and flexibility. This new technology will help eliminate opportunities to circumvent security processes. Biosite’s in-house software team is also developing a tailored digital workflow to ensure specific information is captured to streamline processes.

Li Wang, Managing Director at Biosite Systems Ltd, comments: “ID06 was established to promote healthy competition in the construction industry. By capturing accurate and consistent data across the whole construction value chain and making it easier to identify people at sites, we help to ensure that the workforce is compliant.

“Following Biosite’s acquisition by ASSA ABLOY earlier this year, it became clear that the synergies between our unique biometric technology and the Group’s advanced card system would be an ideal fit to support the roll out of the new ID06 card. We are excited to introduce biometric technology to the construction industry in the Nordics and to continue to develop technology-enabled solutions that make construction sites safer and more efficient.”

Samuel Asarnoj, Managing Director of the Business Area Construction in ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions, adds: “We have become an ID06 partner to participate in the roll-out of the new ID06 card and give the construction industry the opportunity to choose enhanced technology for access control. With the introduction of biometrics, you move away from the possibility of manipulating cards and identities and instead provide full insight into who has accessed site. This will improve safety and provide protection against particular issues on site, including for example the theft of dangerous materials.”

Thor Jonsson, Card Manager at ID06 AB, concludes: “I see that we have an exciting journey ahead of us in the use of biometrics, which is a rapidly growing area. It will be easier to control workplaces and establish a safer and healthier industry. I look forward to the ID06 system growing with partners such as ASSA ABLOY and Biosite, who can offer our joint customers secure and smart solutions.”

Biosite is a market leader in workforce management solutions for the UK construction industry and was acquired by ASSA ABLOY Group in February 2020. For more information click here.

Reducing paperwork on site for NU living to support safe working practices

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Reducing paperwork on site for NU living, using Biosite’s Digital Forms & Workflows to replicate and digitise paper based processes.

 

BACKGROUND & CHALLENGE

When the team at developer NU living were preparing for sites to re-open following COVID-19 safe working practices, they realised an existing digitisation tool could be utilised to support safe working practices. Specifically, Biosite’s Digital Forms & Workflows tool, which replicates paper-based processes on site using cloud technology – reducing paperwork on site, could be adapted and deployed with the help of Biosite experts to address three key challenges:

  • Effectively adhering to and establishing an audit trail on compliance with industry guidance and checklists
  • Enabling employees on and off site to effectively communicate and collaborate on processes that would traditionally be paper-based
  • Reducing the manual handling of paperwork on site

“Having embraced Biosite’s Digital Forms & Workflows solution as a productivity tool, it was a welcome discovery to realise it would also be invaluable as part of our response to COVID-19 and ensuring safe working practices on site.

“Now, it is helping our teams maintain and boost project productivity, with the added benefit of helping to keep our workforce safe and connected, whether they are working on site or from home.”

Julian Kerby, Operations Director, NU living


SOLUTION & BENEFITS

Biosite’s Digital Forms & Workflows tool digitally replicates paper-based processes and stores all project information in one place for instant mobile collaboration. This enables Project Managers to have real-time access to site and workforce data and processes via a mobile app, to help eliminate inefficiencies and make targeted decisions, rather than being bogged down with paperwork.

In the age of COVID-19, there is the additional advantage of being able to collaborate digitally across teams (including design and production teams) when many are working off site to support social distancing on site, without compromising on productivity.

Eliminating paper-based processes also has the benefit of minimising manual handling of paperwork on site, to reduce transmission risk.

Working collaboratively, Biosite and NU living have adapted the CITB COVID-19 Site safety checklists and forms to be accessible on the app, so they can be completed quickly and easily, whilst establishing a digital audit trail.


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Biosite launches portable site hygiene solution

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New Hand Sanitiser Station supports the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity

Biosite Systems Ltd has introduced a portable Hand Sanitiser Station for deployment on site in areas where hand washing facilities are not available or practical to install. Developed in response to the latest construction industry guidance* recommending enhanced hygiene procedures on site in the fight against COVID-19, the station provides a solution for operatives to access hand sanitiser gel quickly and easily.

In recognition of the increased pressure on construction workers and particularly the mental health challenges currently facing those in the industry, Biosite has also pledged to donate 10% of the proceeds of  Hand Sanitiser Stations and refills sold throughout 2020 to the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity’s crisis appeal, as well helping to raise awareness of the charity’s mobile app.

Billed as the ‘ultimate self-help tool’, the ‘Construction industry Helpline’ mobile app provides a selection of free resources covering mental health and wellbeing and financial advice. There is also access to professional support services for those in need. Details of the app will be shared on each Hand Sanitiser Station. 

Michael Bryant, Commercial Director at Biosite Systems Ltd, comments: “Ensuring robust hygiene practices is a cornerstone of both government and industry guidance but we realised that it is not always possible or practical to have wash stations in certain areas on site. For these scenarios, hand sanitiser gel is the next best alternative to soap and water, and our portable Hand Sanitiser Station can be quickly and easily deployed in areas that require hygiene facilities.

“We had also become aware of the alarming increase in calls to the Lighthouse Club – an increase that signalled a lot of our peers in construction needed urgent support. The Construction Industry Helpline app is an incredibly helpful resource that operatives can use to access often vital information. We wanted to help raise awareness of the app on site by signposting it on the Hand Sanitiser Station and to support the Lighthouse Club by making a financial contribution from the proceeds of both the station and any refills sold this year to help the team continue to do their essential work.”

Bill Hill, CEO of the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity, added: “There is no doubt that this is an extremely challenging time for the industry and we have seen calls to our 24/7 Construction Industry Helpline spike by 55% in a matter of weeks. At the same time, our fundraising calendar has been decimated, which means we need urgent financial support so we can keep helping operatives on the ground in their time of utmost need.

“We are thrilled that Biosite reached out to us to support our Construction Industry Helpline mobile app, as we hope that the resources available on mental health and emergency financial advice will go some way to support and reassure workers – especially those who might not feel comfortable calling the helpline. The financial contribution Biosite has pledged to our new crisis fund will also be a significant help as we continue to navigate the challenges posed by COVID-19 ourselves.”

The Hand Sanitiser Station forms part of a portfolio of COVID-19 response solutions that Biosite has developed to support customers and help keep sites running when it is safe to do so. This includes thermal temperature management solutions, contact tracing technology to monitor operative interactions across site zones and manned guarding – such as welfare attendants to support social distancing on site. For more information, contact sales@biositesystems.com or call 0121 374 2939.

For more details on the Construction Industry Helpline mobile app or to find out more about the range of support services offered by the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity, including how to donate to the crisis fund, visit www.lighthouseclub.org


 

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Maintaining effective site access systems during COVID-19

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At Biosite, we partner with our customers in construction to provide tailored solutions that optimise safety, efficiency and compliance on site.

One of our strengths is effective workforce management via Access Control systems. These types of systems have come under some scrutiny over the past few weeks, along with many other systems, surfaces and equipment that until recently innocuously made up the scenery of many sites.

Now, along with many other aspects of our daily lives, they are temporarily being re-evaluated, as the construction industry responds to how we can best reduce the risk of transmission of coronavirus (COVID-19) on site.

We have been inspired by our customers and feel proud to work in partnership with you as you determine the best solutions for your business and sites, as we have also done at our Biosite locations, for the benefit of keeping our employees safe.

Our shared goal is to protect employees and operatives on site and to support efforts to keep sites running when it is safe to do so. On this basis, I want to reassure you that, as ever, we are here to work collaboratively, to help you respond to this unprecedented situation and find the best solutions that work for you.

We want to help you avoid a situation where prioritising hygiene best practice compromises other health and safety practices on site and strike a balance where all risks on site are mitigated. Ultimately, we believe that it is important that some form of effective access system is maintained on site.

In addition to the usual health and safety and compliance functions, an effective access control system can help the site management team to monitor operative numbers and ensure there is enough capacity so that social distancing recommendations can be achieved. In the unfortunate event of a confirmed or suspected case of COVID-19 on site, the system is also able to produce an accurate historical record of attendance for contact tracing and infection control purposes. In addition, an access system can enable the management team to respond quickly and effectively to other non-COVID related incidents. If you need to evacuate site, the system can prepare an automatic roll call when time is of the essence, on site itself and for the emergency services. These types of incidents will not stop in respect of COVID-19 and we still need to be prepared to respond to them.

To that end, we believe it is entirely possible to maintain an effective access control system on site – whether it is biometric, card-based or another non-contact alternative – to provide these essential safeguarding measures, whilst maintaining recommended hygiene best practice to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission. Any means of access system has pros and cons that need to be carefully considered for its benefits and restrictions. For example, many forms of perceived ‘non-contact’ solutions require close contact with an access control device or secondary authentication method (such as inputting a code on a keypad) and can result in an extended throughput time per operative, which poses its own hygiene and social distancing implications. Unfortunately, there is no silver bullet.

In terms of the latest industry guidance* on safe site practices, it is recommended that entry systems that require skin contact, such as fingerprint scanners, should be cleaned between each individual use. I can reassure you that Biosite hardware products (including fingerprint scanners, turnstiles, Time & Attendance boards, touchscreen device, etc.) are weatherproof and waterproof and can be cleaned using standard cleaning products with a soft cloth**.

If you decide that cleaning biometric entry systems between each use is not practical, our team has the expertise and experience to advise on and provide alternative systems that can meet your needs, without compromising on the benefits of having an effective access system in place.

As we are now part of the ASSA ABLOY Group, we are in a unique position to bring the most innovative global access technology to the UK construction industry and we are currently building a portfolio of COVID-19 response solutions for our customers. This includes an enhanced card access system, as well as upcoming facial recognition and thermal imaging technology, contact tracing and location monitoring and portable hygiene solutions for areas where wash stations are not available. This is alongside our SIA-approved Security division that deploys social distancing welfare attendants, guarding solutions and 24/7 CCTV to keep sites safe and secure.

In these unprecedented times, our adaptability means we can tailor a site safety and support solution that meets the specific needs of every site, as well as adhering to your company guidelines.

To reiterate, our access systems advice is to:

  • Maintain an effective access system on site to support compliance with other standard health and safety practices
  • Work in partnership with us to find a suitable means of access system – we can help you find an appropriate system that meets your company guidelines without compromising health and safety measures on site beyond hygiene best practice
  • Contact us to discuss any concerns or challenges you are facing – call us on 0121 374 2939 or email techsupport@biositesystems.com or sales@biositesystems.com for support

As always, we are in this together and together we will find the best solution to achieve our shared goal of keeping operatives, staff and sites safe in the battle against COVID-19.

 

Dr Li Wang,

Managing Director, Biosite Systems

 

 

*Construction Leadership Council’s Site Operating Procedures guidance (version 3)

**We do not recommend the use of abrasive cleaning products on hardware systems, particularly on biometric devices, as this could lead to damage over time

Surge in site crime prompts calls for tighter security

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Following a reported 50 per cent surge in construction crime rates since the coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown, the industry is being urged to tighten security measures to defend sites from opportunistic criminals.

The Construction Equipment Association (CEA) announced the significant increase in raids on vehicles and sites and theft of plant equipment and tools, which is in stark contrast to overall crime rates, which dropped by up to 40 per cent in March.

Even before the COVID-19 crisis, construction site theft was an ongoing problem that blighted the industry, costing an estimated £800million per year. In a survey carried out by the Chartered Institute of Building, 92% of respondents confirmed they had been affected by theft, with 21% reporting weekly site robberies. Since the pandemic and the initial uncertainty around government guidelines and whether construction should remain open, a spate of sites have entered shutdown, often leaving valuable assets in place. 

Simon Oakley, Operations Director at Biosite Security Ltd, comments: “Establishing effective site security is critical at all times but with the recent increase in incidents of construction-related crime, it is clear that opportunistic criminals are targeting sites in shutdown. 

“The construction industry has needed to respond rapidly to advice led by government and industry bodies to ensure sites are safe for operatives, which has meant in many cases sites have been scaled back or entered shutdown much quicker than they would normally be, leaving valuable plant equipment that is a temptation to thieves.

“It is essential that these assets are removed when possible or protected with adequate security measures, such as manned guarding, mobile patrol units or CCTV, to establish control over the situation and to ensure essential police resources are not being diverted during the COVID-19 relief effort.”  

For enquiries, call 0121 374 2939 or email security@biositesystems.com.


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Biosite partners with Ronald McDonald House Charities

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Solihull-based technology company, Biosite Systems Ltd, has announced that Ronald McDonald House Charities UK, the independent charity which provides free ‘home away from home’ accommodation to families with sick children in hospitals across the UK, will be its charity partner this year.


Biosite partners with Ronald McDonald House CharitiesBiosite provides technology-enabled solutions for the construction industry that help improve efficiency, safety and compliance on site. The team will primarily be supporting the Birmingham House through a series of fundraising events and volunteering activities, including taking part in the Stratford Triathlon on 3rd May, to help Ronald McDonald House Charities UK continue to provide families with a place to stay.

There are Ronald McDonald Houses across the UK, situated in or near hospital grounds to enable seriously ill children to have their families close by when they are undergoing treatment and to maintain a degree of normal family life. Last year the charity supported more than 6,000 families with children in hospital.

Doug Ferry, Operations Director at Biosite, comments: “We initially became aware of the fantastic work Ronald McDonald House Charities UK does through providing our access control and fire alarm solutions during the construction of one of the Houses. Subsequently, some of our team took part in the Wolf Run series and Inflatable 5k last year to raise money, but we decided this year that we wanted to formalise our efforts to maximise the support we can offer, both in terms of fundraising and volunteering.”

Mike Bryant, Commercial Director at Biosite, adds: “During our recent visit to the Birmingham House, we were inspired and humbled by the phenomenal efforts of everyone working there to provide a ‘home away from home’ environment for families in their time of need. We’re very much looking forward to getting stuck in and volunteering around the House and have a calendar of fundraising activities planned so we can raise as much money as possible.”

Katie West, Corporate Fundraiser at Ronald McDonald House Charities, says: “We’re thrilled to have Biosite on board as a corporate partner and look forward to working closely with the team this year, to raise money for our charity and provide voluntary support to our operational team at the Birmingham House.”

To find out more about Ronald McDonald House Charities UK visit www.rmhc.org.uk.

Biosite technology is currently deployed on more than 650 construction projects, with more than 650,000 workers now live on Biosite’s databases, with in excess of six million biometric transactions captured each month. For further information, visit www.biositesystems.com.

Biosite ranks in Europe’s fastest-growing companies list

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Biosite Systems Ltd, a market leader in biometric access control and workforce management solutions for the construction industry, has been recognised in the FT 1000: Europe’s fastest-growing companies ranking for the first time. Biosite is one of only six UK-based companies in the construction category and the only company offering technology solutions to the construction industry to make the list.


The FT 1000, which has been compiled with research company Statista, ranks European companies based on the highest compound annual revenue growth rate between 2015 and 2018. Placing at 682 in the ranking, Biosite achieved 246.6% absolute revenue growth during the period, with revenue increasing from €3.73 million to €11.01 million.

Li Wang, Managing Director at Biosite Systems Ltd, explains: “Our aim is to support the digital transformation of the construction industry and our technology-enabled solutions help to improve efficiency, safety and compliance on site.

“We have enjoyed significant success in recent years, which is testament to our brilliant team and dedication to providing our customers with the best software and hardware solutions. It’s fantastic that our efforts have been recognised and that we can represent construction tech in the FT 1000.”

In February 2020, Biosite was acquired by the ASSA ABLOY Group to help spearhead a new construction vertical as part of ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions, offering electronic access, software and identity solutions.

Samuel Asarnoj, VP New Business & Head of the Construction Vertical at ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions, comments: “We recognised that Biosite had unique capabilities and the potential to help address construction’s productivity challenges through digitisation on site – both in the UK and globally. Accolades such as the FT 1000 are fantastic recognition of everything the business has achieved so far and I’m excited to see what we can achieve together during the next stage of the Biosite journey.”


 

Biosite joins ASSA ABLOY Group

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Biosite Systems Ltd, a leader in biometric access control and software solutions for the UK construction industry, has been acquired by the ASSA ABLOY Group in a move to support domestic growth and boost global expansion. Biosite will help to spearhead ASSA ABLOY’s new construction vertical as part of ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions, offering electronic access, software and identity solutions.


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Samuel Asarnoj (VP New Business & Head of the Construction Vertical in ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions) and Li Wang (Managing Director of Biosite Systems Ltd.)

The news follows a record period of growth for Biosite – with revenue tripling in the last three years and sales in 2019 amounting to £14 million.

Managing Director, Li Wang, explains: “With a shared vision to improve construction productivity through digitisation, a partnership with ASSA ABLOY made perfect sense. As the global leader in access solutions, ASSA ABLOY has the means and reach to enable us to achieve our ambitious growth plans, whilst giving us autonomy to develop the innovative technology-enabled solutions we are known for.”

Nico Delvaux, President and CEO of ASSA ABLOY comments: “I am very pleased to welcome Biosite and their employees into the ASSA ABLOY Group. Biosite is a strategic technological addition to the ASSA ABLOY Group. The company will reinforce our current offering within solutions for access control and will provide complementary growth opportunities.”

Christophe Sut, Executive Vice President and Head of Global Solutions at ASSA ABLOY adds: “Biosite offers leading biometric access and workforce management solutions to the construction sector; maximizing security and safety whilst providing full visibility to material, design plans- and people flow on site. Combining hardware, software and services the company is a very good fit with ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions.”

“I’m excited for the future and what we can achieve collaboratively with Biosite to support the digital transformation of the construction industry, both in the UK and globally,” says Samuel Asarnoj VP New Business & Head of the Construction Vertical in ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions.

Biosite technology is widely deployed on numerous construction projects, with more than 650,000 workers now live on Biosite’s databases and in excess of six million biometric transactions captured each month.

As the global leader in access solutions, the ASSA ABLOY Group has operations in more than 70 countries and achieved £7.6 billion in sales in 2019. ASSA ABLOY has also featured in Forbes’ ‘The World’s Most Innovative Companies’ ranking four times – the Group owns several flagship brands including Yale, Union, HID & Traka.


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Biosite announces record profits

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Biosite Systems Ltd, a leader in technology-enabled solutions for the construction industry, has announced a record revenue increase of 28 per cent to £12.5m for the year ending 31 July 2019.



The Midlands-based workforce management specialist also reported a 51 per cent jump in operating profit, with gross profit rising from £3.7m to £5.3m. The firm plans to reinvest profits in R&D to ensure the continuous development of its software and hardware portfolio, to deliver the best solutions and service proposition for its customers.  

The results followed a strong year collaborating on some of the largest infrastructure projects in the country – including the A14 Improvement Scheme, High Speed Two enabling works programme for Costain Skanska Joint Venture and Thames Tideway East for Costain, Vinci Construction Grand Projects & Bachy Soletanche (CVB).

Prospects are looking positive for the year ahead, with contracts secured with Wates, Eiffage Kier Joint Venture and Align Joint Venture.

Managing Director, Li Wang, attributed the performance to the company’s expanding software portfolio and in-house capabilities. He comments: “It has been an exciting period of growth for Biosite, culminating from a variety of factors.

“We have focused on the development of our software solutions, including the launch of our Business Insight platform – Sense – which allows our customers to easily identify useful insights from the extensive data our systems capture, plus the introduction of our Inform mobile app to effectively manage snagging and create digital forms and workflows. We also have the advantage of manufacturing our hardware and software solutions in-house, which enables us to be in control of R&D and development costs.

“I’m extremely proud of our fantastic team and everything we’ve achieved so far as a business. This has put us in an excellent position to continue our upward trajectory and achieve our turnover target of £16million this financial year.”  

Biosite technology is currently deployed on more than 650 projects, with more than 650,000 workers now live on Biosite’s databases, with in excess of six million biometric transactions captured each month.


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