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How many hours a week do you use a computer?

How many hours a week do you use a computer?

  • < 1 hour

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • 1-5 hours

    Votes: 2 2.8%

  • 5-10 hours

    Votes: 6 8.5%

  • 10-15 hours

    Votes: 5 7.0%

  • 15-20 hours

    Votes: 4 5.6%

  • 20-30 hours

    Votes: 4 5.6%

  • 30-40 hours

    Votes: 9 12.7%

  • 40-50 hours

    Votes: 12 16.9%

  • 50-60 hours

    Votes: 3 4.2%

  • > 60 hours

    Votes: 26 36.6%
  • Total voters
    71
iskor12

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The title says it all.

How many hours a week do you sit in from of a computer screen?.....count's laptops.:)

I sit in front of a computer 50-60 hours a week........with at least 45 hours of it being work related.
 
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Rob

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Gosh, I'm not entirely sure, but I'd venture to say between 40 and 50 hours. My computer is always on when I'm not at school or work...
 
ndrew2505

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i couldnt say for sure but its probably way more than i should... ;)
 
iskor12

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Hmm...We use a couple of Infor programs/software/servers at work.

Interesting...Do you work for them?
 
MarioMaster

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Probably 20-50 hours a week, it varies a lot depending on what my school workload is looking like.
 
Kingdingeling

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About 40h @work - execpt i am on the road to my clients
About 6h @home during the week
 
iskor12

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Ok, good, because to be honest with you....I am not a fan of their software. There products make things much more dificult than what they should be. At least in my experience it has been that way.
 
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I dont play games on my computer. Mostly used for work, school, and emails.... oh, and ofcourse playing with flash :)
 
larrball

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iskor12 said:
Ok, good, because to be honest with you....I am not a fan of their software. There products make things much more dificult than what they should be. At least in my experience it has been that way.
Click to expand...

I find Mp2 to be very user friendly myself, at least compared to Oracle.

 
larrball

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Look's good. Just diffrent uses for the softwhere, as Mp2 is more for inventory control (in house)
what you'r useing looks more of the business in kinda like what Oracle does, only it look's like a better set up.
So say in Oracle, to do just a simple task you may have to set up 2-5 different module's and hope they "talk" to each outher and outher softwhere, as aposed to Mp2 where 1 or 2 and you'r done. how does PLM work ?
 
iskor12

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I don't know what you mean by Modules.

We use PLM for Document Control...Such as Inspection Reports, Blue Prints....and so on. It is a very organized system.

ERP on the other hand....We use that for inventory control and for creating work orders/Jobs....sales....just about everything else.
It can be a very dificult system to use...IMO a huge pain in the butt.
 
Cyparagon

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Damn... must be over sixty. I use computers for school, forums, games, music, videos, research... just about everything I do that doesn't involve sustaining of the body or social interactions involves a computer.
 
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