How to increase one's productivity
Use the latest advances in computing to take a lead in whatever it is that you are involved in
The human brain scores over a computer in that it is good at storing a gigantic amount of data. It is unsurpassed in matching patterns, and coming to subjective conclusions. Using eDeskOnline, one can make the brain work more efficiently: by archiving all that is on your mind. One may write a book, or publish one's website, without anyone's help.
Manage your work more efficienty
eDeskOnline gives you instant access to your documents, photos, accounts, and music files. Thus you can check your bank balances, or your tax projections. eDeskOnline allows you to do your daily work like tracking a stock portfolio. It also helps in managing your accounts. Kids can manage your pocket money and creating a report of your last 6 months of expenses and gains. Achieve more sales by real-time access to inventory information. Cut down on bad debts by monitoring dues from customer. All this without spending on an army of clerks and stenographers.
Collaboration
Work together world-wide. Because your files are on the internet, it is easy to share them with others. Only he can log into the specific document to view your real-time editing. You can share your documents in real time with multiple viewers who can see the document magically change in front of their eyes while the editor is making the changes.
Be Portable _ be online _ free yourselves from the desktop
- Improve your productivity: Use tools designed by one of the foremost productivity-masters
- Do all tabulation, document archiving, reporting, etc. anywhere : on your computer or your cell-phone.
How does it look?
Areas where productivity may be increased
- Methods & supplies
- Interpersonal relations
- Manpower utilization
- Health & safety
- Machine utilization
- Space utilization
A typical checklist to improve productivity: Topic = causes of poor space utilization
- Improper stacking and storage of materials
- Not enough attention to routing of materials through processes
- Wrong placement of machines and other permanent equipment
- Allowing employees to leave portable tools, ladders, etc., in the way of other employees
- Failure to keep passage ways clear
- Keeping materials which should be scrapped
- Lockers, oil tanks, stock supplies, etc., in inconvenient places
- Letting unused machinery and equipment take up valuable space
- Leaving needed space unused for want of needed repairs to roof floor, etc.
- Allowing dark spots in plant and office; ineffective lighting
- Failure to maintain order and good housekeeping
- Keeping unnecessary materials at the workplace
