Before configuring timekeeping, define the exception.
A useful implementation starts with the working day you want to improve, not the settings you can change.
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THE NOTEBOOK
Ideas worth a closer look.
Explore timekeeping, scheduling and forecasting through field notes, visual stories and practical questions.
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Timekeeping
Make the working day easier to record, review and understand.
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Turn demand, availability and skills into a workable day.
Open the collection 03 / EXPLORE2 notesForecasting
Understand the work before deciding how much labour it needs.
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Visit the little lab ↗The problem with planning for an average day.
A balanced daily total can hide a very unbalanced afternoon. Let’s make the gap visible.
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Go-live is a milestone. Adoption is the work.
The questions to keep asking once the project checklist is complete and everyday work begins.
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Same workforce question. Different industry lens.
Retail, logistics and healthcare can need different answers to the same coverage question.
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A useful workforce metric needs a next step.
Before adding another dashboard tile, decide who can act on it and what they should do.
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More people, or people at the right time?
Explore the difference between adding capacity and moving it to where the work is.
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The opening collection: starter essays and illustrative examples, ready for Jasper’s editorial review.