Learn more about how to ethically and efficiently monitor employee computer activities. Read about the importance of legal compliance and transparency, and detailed steps for setting up and using a monitoring software such as Insightful.

A utilization report tells you how your employees are spending their work time. It shows how much time they spend on tasks, projects, and other activities, differentiating between billable (revenue-generating) and non-billable (internal, administrative) work. Utilization reports help calculate key metrics like: Let’s say you have a designer on your team who works eight hours daily.

Employee engagement is a critical factor in driving growth for organizations. A recent report on the Status of Workforce Engagement 2024 reveals that 32% of companies experience the negative impact of low employee engagement on their operational efficiency. Now more organizations are investing effort in creating a positive work environment, encouraging work flexibility, and promoting well-being in the workplace to improve workforce engagement.

Computer monitoring software is a favorite among companies that have adopted hybrid and remote work models in the recent pandemic years. It tracks and monitors your employees’ productivity levels, how they spend their work hours, projects they’re working on, etc. This gives you accurate insights into an employee’s performance regardless of where they’re working from. But with thousands of computer monitoring tools available today, which one should you go for?

As a leader in the productivity and work management software space, the team at Asana knows a thing or two about effective strategic planning. So it makes sense that Asana’s marketing department relies on their own product to map out, track, and report on their key initiatives. Leading this effort is Isaac Payne, Asana’s Head of Digital, Marketing Operations and Analytics. Payne’s role is multifaceted.

The Editor-in-Chief of the Economist, one of the oldest newspapers in the world, answers our pressing questions on leadership in the midst of digital transformation.

Adam Weber, Chief Evangelist at 15Five, recently gave a webinar titled “5 Secrets of the Top 5% of HR Leaders,” during which he provided helpful insight on what makes the best HR leaders stand out. One of the main topics of conversation was the passion behind choosing a career in HR. This blog article explores the core of such enthusiasm and what it implies for future human resources specialists.

In the complex modern working environment, where there is a high emphasis on employee availability monitoring accuracy, the need to implement leave management system software is also essential. The software accurately records time off and leave data. It gives managers and administrators simplicity and ease-of-access in staff availability management. However, you can’t just implement any leave management system, hoping it works for you.

Burnout is a severe challenge that affects many employees, leading to significant absenteeism and a decrease in workplace productivity. In Belgium, for instance, a staggering 66.4% of those on disability for psychological reasons cite depression or burnout as the cause. This issue is mirrored across OECD countries, where nearly half of the workers with mental health issues have missed work in the past year.

Remote work is not just a trend; it’s the future of work. In a world where technology has made location irrelevant, traditional office setups are becoming obsolete. Embracing remote work is essential for companies to stay competitive and for employees to thrive. Establishing remote work rules that maximize productivity, foster collaboration, and prioritize well-being is crucial for success in this new era.