Johannesburg, 19 Apr 2016
Decision Inc, developer of strategic business decision-making solutions and technologies, has designed an Overtime Analytics Accelerator which allows for organisations to truly drill down into overtime management and investment. The solution provides users, from CEO to shift planner, with insight into the financial and safety impact of decisions taken at a shaft or plant. Through its advanced tools and functionalities, the solution hands the organisation an understanding of the value and return gained from investment into staff overtime.
"The Overtime Analytics Accelerator provides full visibility across individual staff members as well as groups." says Nick Bell, CEO, Decision Inc. "It provides significant insight, so reducing the risk of legal and financial liability for non-compliance with labour policies while driving cost management to ensure a more efficient use of resources across shifts and locations."
The solution is comprehensive in its reach and capability. It can be tailored to assess information around people working more than one shift per day, jobs and processes which attract significant overtime, activity levels for each day of the week, authorisation delays and so much more. It provides tangible benefits in ensuring that the organisation is now given a clearer picture of any issues impacting employees and allows for processes to become more streamlined and manageable. In addition, cost benefits are instantaneous as the solution reduces reporting overheads, improves resource management and drives productivity.
"Through the use of the Accelerator, organisations are also able to engage more effectively with employees and improve morale," concludes Bell. "Excessive overtime will be amended, safety compliance assured, staffing levels managed precisely and employee wellness remains a manageable and achievable priority. It is a comprehensive overtime investment analysis ecosystem which delivers benefits to all levels of the business with immediate reward for both people and the bottom line."
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