How PC lockdowns and web site bans kill productivity
IT policies lock down company PCs, and dictate which browsers can be used, and whether or not IM is allowed. Corporate or management policies often ban sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other time wasters. But what if employees were allowed to do whatever they wanted using whatever software they wanted? Would productivity go up or down? Here's the surprising answer.
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I'd be happy to implement an open PC policy, except that so many folks let their kids use their machines, which automatically means music sharing sites, bit-torrent, crap websites, etc.
Here's a potential approach. You can choose a locked down, well protected Windows PC, or if you need complete access, you get a Linux PC.
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