Efficiency, optimization, productivity and success. Every business strives for a streamlined approach that leads to strong bottom-line results, but getting there can be a challenge. Does your workplace struggle with cumbersome processes, time management or other productivity limiting scenarios? Working Simply excels at helping you maximize your company’s strengths by assessing your current business structure and implementing customized solutions. Working Simply helps businesses and individuals improve performance by offering:
- Tactical process reengineering.
- Productivity consulting and training.
- Individual and team performance coaching.
Find out how your business can gain a competitive advantage and be more profitable, streamlined and efficient by harnessing the power of productivity.
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In surveying 1000 middle managers of large companies in the U.S. and U.K., 59% miss important information almost every day because it exists within the company but they cannot find it.
- Accenture, Wall Street Journal, 5/14/2007
15% of all paper handled in businesses is lost, and 30 % of all employees' time is spent trying to find lost documents.
- Jane M. Von Bergen (Knight Ridder Newspapers), The Boston Globe, 3/21/2006
20% of the average workday is spent on “crucial” and “important” things, while 80% of the average workday is spent on things that have “little value” or “no value”
US businesses spend $360 billion annually turning information on the documents they receive every day into something they can use to run their businesses.
- Gartner Group
Americans waste more than two hours a day at work, costing companies $759 billion a year.
- Salary.com
5 minutes shaved off weekly meetings with ten people earning $30 per hour would amount to a savings of $62,590 per year.
- Harold Taylor
The average person uses 13 different methods to control and manage their time.
Executives waste six weeks per year searching for lost documents.
- Fast Company Magazine 8/2004
It takes 64 seconds to retrieve your train of thought after interruption by email. That means if you check your in box every 5 minutes, you waste 8.5 hours per week.
- Journal of NeuroImage
