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Productivity vs. Efficiency: What's More Important in the Workplace?

There are a lot of discussions these days about productivity vs. efficiency in the workplace. Many people believe that if we could just get more things done, we would be more successful. However, there is another side to this story: efficiency. It is just as important to be efficient as it is to be productive. In this blog post, we will explore the difference between productivity and efficiency and which one is more important in the workplace!

Work Smarter: Improve Your Operational Framework with OMS

Strengthening your organization's operational framework guarantees that your operational processes run smoothly. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement, standardizing procedures, and leveraging tools like Employee software monitoring, your business can strengthen its competitive advantage.

Insightful - Workforce Analytics Software

Insightful is an employee monitoring and time tracking software which tracks employees’ computer activities while they’re working. It provides businesses with valuable data on how the time in the office is spent, as well as on project progress, websites and apps usage, and so on. Employers can either look at the real-time data, or at reports providing details on time spent on different assignments. It’s an intuitive solution that is extremely easy to install on office computers, as well as on remote employees’ devices

How To Use SOPs to Boost Workplace Efficiency

Standardize your workplace by designing, implementing, and executing standard operating procedures (SOPs). Leverage pre -tools like employee tracking software or other tracking and monitoring software to design your SOPs and ensure that they are always based on the best known way of executing the task.

Six things we're learning about thriving in a hybrid work environment

Over the past couple of years, the pandemic – and numerous lockdowns – have significantly reshaped the way we work. Now, as many of us return to the office once more, employers must continue to focus on the mental wellbeing of their employees. There’s been much discussion recently about the Great Resignation – the large number of employees leaving, or considering leaving, their jobs.