| | intelliClic® estimates
the time that each person could save by using everyday software more efficiently
(e-mail, Internet explorer, Windows and word processing).
In
just 30 minutes, you can estimate the potential time savings for you
and
your employees |
 | | PC
Users
Measure your efficiency level with your everyday software and identify
where you can improve to save time. | |
| | Operations
Directors
Get an idea of how many hours your staff could save each week
by using their software more efficiently. | |
| | IT
Directors
Estimate not only individual user efficiency levels but also
the impact of poor exploitation on the overall efficiency of your organization. |
| | | Training
/ HR Directors
Quickly assess the training needs of your employees |
intelliClic® consists of a series of questions on
routine tasks involved in word processing, Windows, e-mail and the Internet. At
the end of the fun 30-minute test, the user receives the confidential results:
| | overall
score, percentage of correct answers overall and per software |
| | |
efficiency score, for individuals and teams, which takes into account the
time impact of the different questions of the test | |
| | an
estimate of the number of hours that could be saved by using everyday software
more efficiently | intelliClic® is available in 3 versions:
| How is the time saved calculated? |
Three parameters are used to calculate the amount of time saved.
| Parameter | Reference |
| |
The level of individual efficiency
measured
by the intelliClic test. | Average
efficiency 40%
Average percentage of proficiency at tasks that users need
to perform with their desktop applications - iProgress reference basis compiled
using needs and skills analyses performed on 7013 users
at 37 companies -
March 2003 | | |
The total time that the user says he spends
on his computer each week. | 2 hrs 15 min
/ day (675 minutes / week)
On average according to a European study conducted
by Microcost - September 2004 | | |
| The time wasted per week by an average user. | 2
hrs 51 min (171 minutes)
On average according to a study by CGEY- Norsk
Statistics - September 2001 | | |
This 30-minute electronic test allows companies to take a quick survey
of the software usage level among their workforce and estimate their potential
time savings and productivity gains, taking into account the total time each person
spends on his or her PC.
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