Monitoring computers on local area networks
Have you ever thought how many office hours your employees just waste each
day? Half the time, a quarter? What additional expenses do you take upon
yourself? Are you ready to continue paying for the Internet traffic that is
useless for business? It is not a secret that many employees visit
entertaining resources at work and thus reduce your profit, on average, by 1
to 2 hours daily. How can you fight it? Stop using the services of your ISP,
limit employees in their access to the Internet if possible, organize a
general meeting and deal with the issue at hand? It is all possible, but
there is another way out.
It should be mentioned that information has currently become a very
important issue, or you can even say it is the key issue nowadays. Is there
anyone out there who is not interested in making their business more
profitable and increasing their income? And there is no need to employ
additional industrial resources, make considerable investments or attract
sponsors for that. You can just use a proper software product, such as
LanAgent – a program for monitoring computers on the local area network of
an organization.
So, why is it unique and attractive at the same time? It is quite a good
question you can answer by just looking at the intuitive interface of
LanAgent. And if you take into account the entire scope of features
available to its user, you get a truly rare software product allowing you to
evaluate how office hours are spent and combining the possibility of
controlling and interacting with each particular employee.
With the features of the LanAgent software taken into account, you can say
that you gain not only the total control over your employees, but also
completely unbiased information about the office hours of each employee or
each department, which allows you to plan your workflow, evaluate the
activity of each employee as well as his or her skills and abilities.
There are a lot of people who think that this kind of software cannot
prevent "advanced" users from unauthorized access to Internet resources
since such programs can be easily found among running processes in Windows
NT/2000/XP, but in case of LanAgent whose agents are completely invisible in
all operating systems, you can rest assured that this product will be an
effective tool.
As to the ethical issue, it should be made clear that LanAgent by no means
intrudes on employees' personal life. Neither does it trespass on their
rights. On the contrary, it serves as an incentive for employees making them
take the initiative and prevent their company's facilities and resources
from being wasted.
So, why should you try to guess and foresee some possible result of your
company's activity when there is a way to actually increase the efficiency
of work and reduce expenses on paying bills from Internet service providers.
After all, it is all up to you.
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