System Requirements

ErgoEnterprise is a bundle of business tools available at one low price, through a workstation or enterprise license agreement.

We have extensive experience, and references, from working over the past decade with professional IT Groups in organizations with 5 employees in one office up to more than 120,000 employees spread out over large geographic regions globally. We understand their challenges and needs. We're here to help you make it all an easy and positive experience. For a detailed technology overview which you can share with your organization's IT Group, see Information Technology Overview.

From extensively working with clients over the past decade, we have solid references available for organizations serious about enterprising an ergonomic solution in their organization. A number of our clients have won awards in recognition of their achievements utilizing our ergonomic solution tools.

In addition, our clients have bestowed a variety of awards on Magnitude for excellence in service, for how we run our business and how we work with them as partners in general (see Service & Support Awards).
 

Network Compatibility ErgoEnterprise utilizes all network platforms that provide file storage to Windows, UNIX, Linux or MAC workstations. All Windows-compatible platforms, including Windows NT, Novell and Banyan are acceptable. Network drive mapping is not required.

Workstation Requirements

Windows 98/ME/XP/2000/2003 Operating System

Pentium or similar processor (200MHz+)

VGA display 600x800 resolution (256+ colors)

64MB system memory

50MB free space

Server Requirements

Windows 98/ME/XP/2000/2003 Operating System

NetBIOS protocol-enabled (printer and file sharing enabled)

Pentium II+ or similar processor (350MHz+)

128MB system memory

35MB free space on initial install

Unix, Linux, and MAC users click here!

Network Usage

ErgoEnterprise utilizes your network for file storage.  There are no server processes to load or run.

Network Storage Upon installation, the network file server disk usage is less than 35 megabytes. During routine use, ergonomic log files grow dependent upon PC usage. Based on an average nine hour day in a data entry position, the log files grow by about 16k per day, per employee. With advanced data collection options installed, the log files grow faster, depending on machine and operator activity. Clients archive and purge ergonomic data files as required.