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--- faq [2021/02/16 16:34] – created support
+++ faq [2022/01/25 10:29] (current) – [How can we have Job Control to automatically start in every single machine when a user logs in? (Windows environment)] support
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 ====== Frequently Asked Questions ======
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 ==== What is KPI? ====
-KPI stands for __K__ey __P__erformance __I__ndicator. We measure performance with theese. For more informations see [[ /website/kpis | KPIs]]
+[[ /website/kpis | KPI]] stands for __K__ey __P__erformance __I__ndicator. We measure effectiveness with these. For more informations see [[ /website/kpis | about the KPIs]] page
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+==== Is there a JobCTRL® mobile application? ====
+Yes! you can download the application from clicking [[ https://jobctrl.com/UserCenter/ClientInstall.aspx | here ]] (You need to login to your JC360 account).
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+==== What is Productivity? ====
+[[/website/productivity|Productivity]] is the active worktime of an employee what was spent on useful tasks/projects. What is useful? __You__ tell us and we measure productivity based on your guidance.
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+==== Why a productive applications productivite time isn't 100% in a report? ====
+To be productive, you must be active too, because inactive and offline time on a productive app/task won't be productive time.
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+==== How can we have Job Control to automatically start in every single machine when a user logs in? (Windows environment) ====
+So we should achieve JC to be installed. It can be done with a pure LOGON script, which checks whether the JobCTRL directory exists and if not then it creates it and copies JC files there from an existing installation (eg file server)
+\\ (HINT: JC can be "installed" with pure copying the files, and at the first run it will register Registry values and next time it will start automatically)
+a sample script may looks like this:
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+TargetDirectoryShouldBeWrittenHere**
+the **"TargetDirectoryShouldBeWrittenHere"** is the existing installation (eg: you can copy any installation to a file server and use it)