Not Confident Employees Are Productive Working Remotely? Technology Has Some Answers

In the ever-rapidly evolving world of online ework, technology has emerged to answer one of the age-old concerns about letting people work remotely “Are they really working?”  Software is now available to track remote workers’ time and productivity. In addition, this software can also provide productivity benefits to organizations including automation of: time sheets, project milestone tracking, invoices, and performance against objectives. This data can be used to objectively evaluate the effectiveness of remote work and efficiently manage remote teams, making employees more accountable and freeing supervisors from micromanaging. For organizations still wading into the waters of ework, this software can provide the data needed to move towards a more efficient future with confidence. 
An excellent application for ework tracking is Time Doctor.
This application is simple to use and easily lets managers track:
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• Time spent on work sites vs. outside sites
• Time logged in/out of work systems
• Attendance
• Progress and time spent on specific tasks
• Inactive time (logging in and walking away)

The system documents all this so you don’t have to spend your time doing it.  Check it out:
 https://www.timedoctor.com/features.html