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Subject: Measuring Productivity on a Macintosh
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Date: 1 Oct 90 06:05:21 GMT
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I am interested in measuring the productivity of someone
working on a Macintosh in a desktop publishing department.

Is this possible? One approach: I might be able to
do this by having a program in the background count the
numbers of various activities per minute, such as words
typed per minute, mouse clicks per minute, backspaces per 
minute, etc.

Question: can anyone point me to any utilities/DAs that
do this?

I'd also be glad to hear about other ways of measuring
productivity. 


-Rick Vitale.