Work management device, work management method, and recording medium
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsKazuki Maeda, Hiroko Imai, Mitsuhiro Nakayama
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Abstract
Provided is a work management device including an acquisition unit that acquires information indicating login to a system using a first terminal and an operation history of the first terminal occurring after login to the system, a specifying unit that specifies a non-operation period of a terminal from the operation history of the first terminal, and a calculation unit that calculates working hours including the non-operation period of the terminal according to a length of the non-operation period of the terminal.
Claims17
A work management device, comprising:
- a memory storing instructions;
- and
- at least one processor connected to the memory and configured to execute the instructions to perform:
- acquiring, after login to a system using a first terminal, (i) login information associated with a worker including a user ID, a terminal ID, and a login time, and (ii) an operation history of the first terminal in which each operation record includes an operation type and operation start and end times;
- storing the login information and the operation history in a storage unit;
- acquiring a setting of an inter-work interval reference time (T_I) that indicates a minimum time interval between an end of work on one day and a start of work on a next day;
- specifying a non-operation period for the first terminal by (a) identifying, in the operation history, a gap between an end time of a first operation and a start time of a next operation, (b) treating, as no operation, an operation satisfying predetermined noise conditions including at least one of:
- a duration shorter than a first threshold (T1), an acquisition order condition, and surrounding non-operation periods longer than second and third thresholds (T2, T3), and (c) when an operation history from a second terminal is acquired within the gap, fixing a non-operation period for the first terminal from the end time to a start time at which the operation history of the second terminal is acquired;
- analyzing, using image recognition technology, a plurality of images taken by capturing the worker at different times to detect a first time at which the worker wears clothes worn during work and a second time at which the worker takes off the clothes worn during work by comparing clothing states between different time points;
- calculating working hours of the worker by including a non-operation period shorter than T_I and excluding a non-operation period equal to or longer than T_I, and, when a prescription time obtained from the system is later than a last operation end time on the one day, wherein the calculating the working hours of the worker is based on the first time and the second time;
- replacing at least a portion of an excluded period with a period from the prescription time;
- and
- recording the calculated working hours in the storage unit.
A work management method executed by an information processing device, the method comprising:
- acquiring, after login to a system using a first terminal, (i) login information associated with a worker including a user ID, a terminal ID, and a login time, and (ii) an operation history of the first terminal in which each operation record includes an operation type and operation start and end times;
- storing the login information and the operation history in a storage unit;
- acquiring a setting of an inter-work interval reference time (T_I) that indicates a minimum time interval between an end of work on one day and a start of work on a next day;
- specifying a non-operation period for the first terminal by (a) identifying, in the operation history, a gap between an end time of a first operation and a start time of a next operation, (b) treating, as no operation, an operation satisfying predetermined noise conditions including at least one of:
- a duration shorter than a first threshold (T1), an acquisition order condition, and surrounding non-operation periods longer than second and third thresholds (T2, T3), and (c) when an operation history from a second terminal is acquired within the gap, fixing a non-operation period for the first terminal from the end time to a start time at which the operation history of the second terminal is acquired;
- analyzing, using image recognition technology, a plurality of images taken by capturing the worker at different times to detect a first time at which the worker wears clothes worn during work and a second time at which the worker takes off the clothes worn during work by comparing clothing states between different time points, and
- calculating working hours of the worker by including a non-operation period shorter than T_I and excluding a non-operation period equal to or longer than T_I, and, when a prescription time obtained from the system is later than a last operation end time on the one day, wherein the calculating the working hours of the worker is based on the first time and the second time;
- replacing at least a portion of an excluded period with a period from the prescription time;
- and
- recording the calculated working hours in the storage unit.
A non-transitory recording medium storing a program for causing a computer to execute:
- a process of acquiring, after login to a system using a first terminal, (i) login information associated with a worker including a user ID, a terminal ID, and a login time, and (ii) an operation history of the first terminal in which each operation record includes an operation type and operation start and end times;
- a process of storing the login information and the operation history in a storage unit;
- a process of acquiring a setting of an inter-work interval reference time (T_I) that indicates a minimum time interval between an end of work on one day and a start of work on a next day;
- a process of specifying a non-operation period for the first terminal by (a) identifying, in the operation history, a gap between an end time of a first operation and a start time of a next operation, (b) treating, as no operation, an operation satisfying predetermined noise conditions including at least one of:
- a duration shorter than a first threshold (T1), an acquisition order condition, and surrounding non-operation periods longer than second and third thresholds (T2, T3), and (c) when an operation history from a second terminal is acquired within the gap, fixing a non-operation period for the first terminal from the end time to a start time at which the operation history of the second terminal is acquired;
- a process of analyzing, using image recognition technology, a plurality of images taken by capturing the worker at different times to detect a first time at which the worker wears clothes worn during work and a second time at which the worker takes off the clothes worn during work by comparing clothing states between different time points;
- a process of calculating working hours of the worker by including a non-operation period shorter than T_I and excluding a non-operation period equal to or longer than T_I, and, when a prescription time obtained from the system is later than a last operation end time on the one day, wherein the process of calculating the working hours of the worker is based on the first time and the second time;
- a process of replacing at least a portion of an excluded period with a period from the prescription time;
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- a process of recording the calculated working hours in the storage unit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.