1 Time tracking serves as an intrinsic tool Over the past 15 years, MPS has steadily grown to handling an increasing number of telecommunications projects and government contract projects concurrently. Its team includes engineers, supervisors, back office support staff, and contract workers who need to track their time across billable and non-billable client projects. According to Chana Jackson, senior staff accountant at MPS, time tracking has always played a central role to MPS’ business operations, particularly due to the different roles, locations and working hours of the company’s employee base. For example, an employee working in an administrative role could work a standard 9 to 5 workday, a network installer could log off at midnight, while a contractor’s work hours could

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