Studies we take on
Studies we take on
Four kinds of count, all of them meant to be read on paper in the room where the work is done.
A study here is a visit, a count, and a set of figures. We do not rename the same engagement three times. Choose the span that matches what you need to see: a week of heads against work, a map of overtime and idle minutes, a walking annotation of the floor, or a full briefing that binds those plates together and is read aloud to the people who keep the roster.
Workforce insight briefing
A commissioned count of hours, output, and absence, returned as bound plates and a sitting in the room that owns the roster.
Shift-load census
A one-week count of heads against work across the shifts you already run, drawn as a single crowded plate.
Overtime and idle-time mapping
A focused set of figures showing where extra hours piled up and where paid time stood still.
Floor-walk with annotated plates
An observer walks the floor with a notebook and returns annotated drawings of how work actually moves.