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On Dec 28, 2007 2:00 PM, Trevor Perry <trevor@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Regardless, .1% of a system for something you just sit there is .1% too
much
- even over two hours. Ask this question - would the company prefer that
.1%
to be doing business work, or letting someone watch what is happening -
for
no apparent benefit?
The "real" benefit is that a production job is tracked so that tight
schedules can be adhered to. If I let 30 minutes pass before noticing a
problem, that is 30 minutes longer that the print production team needs to
be paid, and, believe me, I will hear about it. Really, though, what does
0.1% mean in terms of how much slower production jobs will run? Is it even
meaningful? For a five hour job, might it add 2 minutes?
Of course, your "big brother" is probably wasting more resources watching
what you and everyone else are doing!! Again, not a justification for you
:-)
I guess it justifies his existence around here.
- Dan
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