JP2018160279A - Program and work management system - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a program and a work management system that allow an administrator to check the work status of a worker who is away from the company after the fact, and further protect the privacy and personal information of the worker. To do. A screen shot image of a terminal of a worker who is away from the company, a photographed image photographed by a photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a photographed image photographed by a photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint. The server stores at least one image. The server transmits the image in response to a browsing request of the administrator's terminal. The server deletes the image when receiving the deletion request from the terminal. [Selection diagram] FIG.

Description

  The present invention relates to a program and a work management system.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a work management system using the Internet that can realize a business environment in a place other than the company as well as the company. In particular, in recent years, there is a new employment form called outsourcing to a large number of unspecified people called crowdsourcing, and the number of people working at home is increasing.

  In such a work management system, it is a problem to appropriately manage the worker and how to provide the worker with a tense environment similar to that at work. For example, a conventional work management system has a function of displaying a worker's video on a manager's terminal in real time so that the manager can grasp the work status of the worker (see paragraph 0010 of Patent Document 1).

JP 2004-206363 A

  However, the conventional work management system as shown in Patent Literature 1 displays the worker's video on the administrator's terminal in real time, and the administrator can review the worker's working status by looking back after the fact. There was a problem that I could not. Therefore, for example, when the progress of the work of the worker is clearly delayed, the manager may suspect that there is a problem with the worker's work attitude.

  Further, the conventional work management system displays the worker's video as it is on the manager's terminal in real time, and there is also a problem that the protection of the worker's privacy and personal information protection are not taken into consideration.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and the purpose of the present invention is to enable the administrator to confirm the work status of a worker who is away from the company after the fact, and to further improve the privacy and personal information of the worker. It is to provide a program and a work management system capable of protecting employees.

(1) The present invention
A program for a server connected to a terminal via a network,
Screen shot image of a worker's terminal at a location away from the company, photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and at least one image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint An image control unit that performs processing for storing the image in the storage unit in association with the identification information of the worker,
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is As an information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal, the computer functions,
The image control unit
When a request to delete the entire image stored in association with the worker's identification information is received from the worker's terminal, the entire image is deleted while performing a process of deleting the entire image. To perform processing for storing in the storage unit the deletion information indicating
The information control unit
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, deletion information is stored in association with the image identification information. The present invention relates to a program characterized by performing processing for transmitting the deletion information to the administrator's terminal.

  The present invention also relates to an information storage medium that is readable by a computer and stores a program for causing the computer to function as each of the above-described units. The present invention also relates to a server including the above-described units.

  According to the present invention, the administrator can check the work status of the worker who is away from the company after the fact by requesting the server to browse the server for an image showing the work status of the worker. it can.

  In addition, according to the present invention, the worker can delete the entire image that he / she does not want to show to others by making a deletion request for the entire image, thereby protecting the worker's privacy and personal information.

(2) The present invention also provides:
A program for a server connected to a terminal via a network,
Screen shot image of a worker's terminal at a location away from the company, photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and at least one image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint An image control unit that performs processing for storing the image in the storage unit in association with the identification information of the worker,
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is As an information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal, the computer functions,
The image control unit
When a request to delete a part of an image stored in association with the worker's identification information is received from the worker's terminal, a process of deleting a part of the image is performed. Regarding the program.

  The present invention also relates to an information storage medium that is readable by a computer and stores a program for causing the computer to function as each of the above-described units. The present invention also relates to a server including the above-described units.

  According to the present invention, the administrator can check the work status of the worker who is away from the company after the fact by requesting the server to browse the server for an image showing the work status of the worker. it can.

  Further, according to the present invention, a worker can delete a part of an image that he / she does not want to show to others by making a request to delete a part of the image, thereby protecting the worker's privacy and personal information. Can do.

(3) The present invention also provides:
A program for a server connected to a terminal via a network,
Screen shot image of a worker's terminal at a location away from the company, photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and at least one image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint An image control unit that performs processing for storing the image in the storage unit in association with the identification information of the worker,
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is As an information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal, the computer functions,
The image control unit
The present invention relates to a program for performing a blurring process on an image when a request for blurring an image stored in association with the identification information of the worker is received from the worker's terminal.

  The present invention also relates to an information storage medium that is readable by a computer and stores a program for causing the computer to function as each of the above-described units. The present invention also relates to a server including the above-described units.

  According to the present invention, the administrator can check the work status of the worker who is away from the company after the fact by requesting the server to browse the server for an image showing the work status of the worker. it can.

  Further, according to the present invention, the worker can blur the image that he / she does not want to show to others by making an image blur request, and can protect the worker's privacy and personal information.

  Here, the blurring process is a blurring process in which the original image becomes unclear, and is, for example, a mosaic process. Also, the blurring process of the present invention can be performed on a part or all of an image.

(4) The program, information storage medium and server of the present invention are:
Based on the image stored in association with the identification information of the worker during a predetermined period, the computer is further functioned as an evaluation processing unit that performs a process of evaluating the work status of the worker during the predetermined period. May be.

  According to the present invention, a screenshot image of a worker's terminal at a location away from the company, a photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a photograph taken by the photographing unit from the worker as a viewpoint Since the worker's working status is evaluated based on at least one of the images, the manager can easily confirm the worker's working attitude with reference to the evaluation result.

(5) The present invention also provides:
A work management system in which a terminal and a server are connected via a network,
The terminal of a worker away from the company
A screen shot image, a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a process of storing at least one image of the photographed image photographed by the photographing unit from the viewpoint of the worker in the storage unit of the terminal, An image control unit that performs processing for transmitting the image to a server;
The server is
An image control unit that receives the image from the worker's terminal and performs processing for storing the image in a storage unit in association with the worker's identification information;
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is An information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal,
The image control unit of the terminal of the worker is
When a deletion request for the entire image is received from the input unit before the image is transmitted to the server, a process for deleting the entire image is performed, and deletion information indicating that the entire image has been deleted is displayed. A process of transmitting to the server in association with the identification information,
The image control unit of the server;
When the deletion information is received from the worker's terminal, a process of storing the deletion information in the storage unit in association with the identification information of the image is performed.
The information control unit of the server is
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, deletion information is stored in association with the image identification information. The present invention relates to a work management system that performs a process of transmitting the deletion information to the terminal of the manager.

  According to the present invention, the administrator can check the work status of the worker who is away from the company after the fact by requesting the server to browse the server for an image showing the work status of the worker. it can.

  Further, according to the present invention, the worker can delete the entire image that he / she does not want to show to others by making a deletion request for the entire image before transmitting the image to the server. Personal information can be protected.

(6) The present invention also provides:
A work management system in which a terminal and a server are connected via a network,
The terminal of a worker away from the company
A screen shot image, a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a process of storing at least one image of the photographed image photographed by the photographing unit from the viewpoint of the worker in the storage unit of the terminal, An image control unit that performs processing for transmitting the image to a server;
The server is
An image control unit that receives the image from the worker's terminal and performs processing for storing the image in a storage unit in association with the worker's identification information;
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is An information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal,
The image control unit of the terminal of the worker is
If a request to delete a part of the image is received from the input unit before transmitting the image to the server, a process of deleting a part of the image is performed, and the image with the part deleted is sent to the server. The present invention relates to a work management system characterized by performing transmission processing.

  According to the present invention, the administrator can check the work status of the worker who is away from the company after the fact by requesting the server to browse the server for an image showing the work status of the worker. it can.

  Further, according to the present invention, a worker can delete a part of an image that he / she does not want to show to others by making a request to delete a part of the image before transmitting the image to the server. Can protect the privacy and personal information.

(7) The present invention also provides:
A work management system in which a terminal and a server are connected via a network,
The terminal of a worker away from the company
A screen shot image, a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a process of storing at least one image of the photographed image photographed by the photographing unit from the viewpoint of the worker in the storage unit of the terminal, An image control unit that performs processing for transmitting the image to a server;
The server is
An image control unit that receives the image from the worker's terminal and performs processing for storing the image in a storage unit in association with the worker's identification information;
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is An information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal,
The image control unit of the terminal of the worker is
When an image blur request is received from the input unit before transmitting the image to the server, the image blur process is performed, and the image subjected to the blur process is transmitted to the server. It relates to a work management system.

  According to the present invention, the administrator can check the work status of the worker who is away from the company after the fact by requesting the server to browse the server for an image showing the work status of the worker. it can.

  In addition, according to the present invention, before sending an image to the server, the worker can blur the image that he / she does not want to show to others by making a request for blurring the image. Can be protected. Note that the blurring processing of the present invention can be performed on a part or all of an image.

(8) The work management system of the present invention
The server is
You may make it further contain the evaluation process part which performs the process which evaluates the working condition of the worker in the said predetermined period based on the said image memorize | stored in association with the said worker's identification information in the predetermined period. According to the present invention, at least one of a screenshot image of a worker's terminal, a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit from the worker as a viewpoint. Based on this, the working status of the worker is evaluated, so the manager can easily confirm the working attitude of the worker with reference to the evaluation result.

The figure which shows the work management system of this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the functional block diagram of the terminal of this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the functional block diagram of the server of this embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the screen shot of this embodiment. FIGS. 5A and 5B are diagrams for explaining a captured image of the present embodiment. 6A and 6B are diagrams for explaining a captured image of the present embodiment. An example of the information set for every user of this embodiment. An example of the screen for confirming a work situation in this embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the process which edits an image in this embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the process which edits an image in this embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the process which edits an image in this embodiment. An example of the screen for confirming a work situation in this embodiment. Explanatory drawing of the process which performs evaluation based on an image in this embodiment. An example of the screen which shows an evaluation result in this embodiment. The flowchart figure which shows the flow of the process of this embodiment. The flowchart figure which shows the flow of the process of this embodiment. The flowchart figure which shows the flow of the process of this embodiment. The flowchart figure which shows the flow of the process of this embodiment. The flowchart figure which shows the flow of the process of this embodiment.

  Hereinafter, this embodiment will be described. In addition, this embodiment demonstrated below does not unduly limit the content of this invention described in the claim. Moreover, not all of the configurations described in the present embodiment are necessary constituent requirements of the present invention.

1. Configuration FIG. 1 shows a work management system (network system) of this embodiment. In this embodiment, it is comprised by the some terminal 10 (client system) and the server 20 (server system). That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the work management system according to the present embodiment includes a server 20 that provides a service and a terminal 10 that are connected to a network.

  The server 20 is an information processing apparatus for managing the work status of a user (for example, a worker) who works for each company, and in this embodiment, the work status of a worker working outside the company, such as at home, is shown. Provide services to manage. Further, the server 20 provides a service only to users who have performed user registration such as a user name and a password. The server 20 may be configured by one or a plurality of servers (authentication server, business processing server, communication server, database server, etc.).

  In addition, the server 20 may have a Web server function that transmits a Web page that can be browsed by a browser or the like of the terminal 10 and a mail server function that transmits and receives an electronic mail to the terminal 10.

  The terminal 10 is an information processing apparatus such as a mobile terminal (smart phone or mobile phone) or a personal computer (PC), and is an apparatus that can be connected to the server 20 via a network such as the Internet (WAN) or LAN. The communication line between the terminal 10 and the server 20 may be wired or wireless.

2. 2. Configuration 2.1 Terminal Configuration FIG. 2 shows an example of a functional block diagram of the terminal 10 of this embodiment. In addition, the terminal of this embodiment is good also as a structure which abbreviate | omitted a part of component (each part) of FIG.

  The input unit 160 is a device for inputting input information from a user (for example, an employee such as a worker or an administrator), and outputs the input information to the processing unit. The input unit 160 of this embodiment includes a detection unit 162 that detects user input information (input signal). Examples of the input unit 160 include a mouse, a keyboard, a touch panel display, a lever, a button, and a microphone.

  The input unit 160 may be an input device including an acceleration sensor that detects triaxial acceleration and a gyro sensor that detects angular velocity. For example, the input device may be worn by the user. The input device also includes a glasses-type controller worn by the user. The input device also includes a terminal (such as a mobile phone or a smartphone) integrated with the input device. The terminal of this embodiment may include a plurality of input units 160.

  The photographing unit 164 is for photographing a subject and can be realized by, for example, a CCD camera, a CMOS camera, or a video camera. The imaging unit 164 of the present embodiment may perform imaging with the user as the subject, or may perform imaging with the user as the viewpoint and the user's field of view.

  The display unit 190 outputs the image generated by the processing unit 100, and its function can be realized by a display such as an LCD, a CRT, or a touch panel.

  When the display unit 190 is a touch panel, the display unit 190 is controlled so that various instruction inputs (for example, activation of an application (application), etc.) can be performed when the user touches the finger. That is, when the display unit 190 is a touch panel, the display unit 190 also functions as the input unit 160.

  The storage unit 170 stores programs and various data for causing the computer to function as each unit of the processing unit 100, and also functions as a work area of the processing unit 100. The function can be realized by a hard disk, a RAM, or the like. The storage unit 170 includes a main storage unit 172 used as a work area.

  In addition, the storage unit 170 includes an image storage unit 173 for storing an image indicating the work status received from the terminal. The image storage unit 173 may store an image that has been partially or wholly deleted, or an image that has been partially or wholly blurred. The storage unit 170 stores deletion information, annotation messages, and the like used in the present embodiment.

  The information storage medium 180 (computer-readable medium) stores programs, data, and the like, and functions as an optical disk (CD, DVD), magneto-optical disk (MO), magnetic disk, hard disk, and magnetic tape. Alternatively, it can be realized by a memory (ROM). The processing unit 100 performs various processes of the present embodiment based on a program (data) stored in the information storage medium 180. The information storage medium 180 can store a program for causing a computer to function as each unit of the processing unit 100 of the present embodiment.

  The communication unit 196 performs various controls for communicating with the server 20, and the function can be realized by hardware such as various processors or a communication ASIC, a program, or the like.

  Note that a program and data for causing the computer to function as each unit of the processing unit 100 stored in the information storage medium and storage unit of the server 20 are received via the network, and the received program and data are stored in the storage unit 170. May be stored. The case where the terminal 10 is made to function by receiving the program and data as described above is also included in the scope of the present invention.

  The processing unit 100 (processor) performs various processes based on input information from the input unit 160, a program, data received via the communication unit 196, and the like. The functions of the processing unit 100 can be realized by hardware such as various processors (CPU, DSP, etc.), ASIC (gate array, etc.), and programs.

  The processing unit 100 includes an image control unit 110 and a display control unit 112.

The image control unit 110 stores at least one of a screen shot image, a photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a photographed image taken by the photographing unit from the viewpoint of the worker, as a storage unit 170 (for example, The image storage unit 173) stores the image and transmits the image to the server.

  In addition, when the image control unit 110 receives a deletion request for the entire image from the input unit 160 before transmitting the image to the server 20, the image control unit 110 performs processing for deleting the entire image and the entire image is deleted. Is stored in the storage unit 170 of the terminal in association with image identification information (for example, image file name or image acquisition time), and the deletion information is stored together with the image identification information. Process to send to the server.

  When the image control unit 110 receives a request to delete a part of the image from the input unit 160 before transmitting the image to the server 20, the image control unit 110 performs a process of deleting a part of the image. A process of transmitting the deleted image to the server is performed.

  In addition, when the image control unit 110 receives a blur request for the entire image from the input unit 160 before transmitting the image to the server 20, the image control unit 110 performs the blur process for the entire image, and the image subjected to the blur process is performed. May be transmitted to the server 20.

  When the image control unit 110 receives a request for blurring a part of the image from the input unit 160 before transmitting the image to the server 20, the image control unit 110 performs a blurring process on a part of the image and performs the blurring process. A process of transmitting the broken image to the server 20 may be performed.

  In addition, the processing unit 100 transmits information for notifying that work has started to the server 20 when starting work, and for notifying that work has ended when the work is ended. Information is transmitted to the server 20. In addition, when the work ends, the processing unit 100 transmits information on the work performed to the server 20.

  The processing unit 100 transmits a user name and password to the server to make a login request. In addition, when the login is permitted from the server 20, the processing unit 100 receives data on user information and work history (data such as images, mail history, phone history, mouse movement amount, etc.). Processing may be performed.

2.2 Configuration of Server The server of this embodiment can be configured by one or a plurality of servers (computers, information processing apparatuses). In this case, the server performs processing based on the input information transmitted from the terminal 10 connected via the network.

  FIG. 3 shows an example of a functional block diagram of the server 20 of the present embodiment. The server 20 of the present embodiment may have a configuration in which some of the components (each unit) in FIG. 3 are omitted.

  The storage unit 270 serves as a work area for the processing unit 200, the communication unit 296, and the like, and its function can be realized by a RAM (VRAM) or the like. The storage unit 270 includes a main storage unit 272 and an image storage unit 273.

  The storage unit 270 stores a password, an email address, and the like in association with a user name (user identification information, user name) managed by the server 20.

  The image storage unit 273 also associates the user name with the image indicating the user's work status (screen shot image of the worker's terminal, photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, viewpoint of the worker At least one image of the photographed image photographed by the photographing unit.

  The information storage medium 280 (computer-readable medium) stores programs, data, and the like, and functions as an optical disk (CD, DVD), magneto-optical disk (MO), magnetic disk, hard disk, and magnetic tape. Alternatively, it can be realized by a memory (ROM). The processing unit 200 performs various processes of the present embodiment based on a program (data) stored in the information storage medium 280. That is, the information storage medium 280 stores a program for causing a computer to function as each unit of the present embodiment (a program for causing a computer to execute processing of each unit).

  The communication unit 296 performs various controls for communicating with the outside (for example, a terminal, another server, or another network system), and functions as hardware such as various processors or communication ASICs. Or by a program.

  The processing unit 200 (processor) performs processing based on a program stored in the information storage medium 280.

  The processing unit 200 performs various processes using the main storage unit 272 in the storage unit 270 as a work area. The functions of the processing unit 200 can be realized by hardware such as various processors (CPU, DSP, etc.), ASIC (gate array, etc.), and programs.

  In particular, the processing unit 200 of the server according to the present embodiment includes an image control unit 210, an information control unit 211, and an evaluation processing unit 214. Note that some of these may be omitted.

  The image control unit 210 is a screen shot image of a worker's terminal at a location away from the company, a photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a photograph taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint. At least one image of the image is received from the worker's terminal, and the image is stored in the storage unit 270 (for example, the image storage unit 273) in association with the worker's identification information.

  In addition, when the image control unit 210 receives a deletion request for the entire image stored in association with the worker's identification information from the worker's terminal, the image control unit 210 performs a process of deleting the entire image, A process of storing deletion information indicating that the whole has been deleted in association with image identification information in the storage unit 270 (for example, the image storage unit 273) is performed.

  In addition, when the image control unit 210 receives a request for deleting a part of the image stored in association with the identification information of the worker from the worker's terminal, the image control unit 210 performs a process of deleting a part of the image. Do.

  Further, when the image control unit 210 receives a blur request for the entire image stored in association with the worker's identification information from the worker's terminal, the image control unit 210 performs a blur process on the entire image.

  Further, when the image control unit 210 receives a request for blurring a part of the image stored in association with the identification information of the worker from the worker's terminal, the image control unit 210 performs a blurring process on a part of the image. .

  Further, when the deletion information is received from the worker's terminal, the image control unit 210 performs a process of storing the deletion information in the storage unit 270 in association with the identification information of the image.

Further, when the image control unit 210 receives an image that has undergone a partial deletion process from the terminal, the image control unit 210 stores the image that has undergone the partial deletion process in association with the identification information of the worker. Processing to be stored in 270 (for example, the image storage unit 273) is performed.

  In addition, when the image control unit 210 receives, from the terminal, an image that has been partially or entirely subjected to blurring processing, the image control unit 210 stores the image that has been subjected to blurring processing in association with worker identification information. Processing to be stored in 270 (for example, the image storage unit 273) is performed.

  When receiving a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with worker identification information from the administrator's terminal, the information control unit 211 is stored in association with the worker identification information. The process of transmitting the existing image to the administrator's terminal is performed.

  In addition, when the information control unit 211 receives a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with worker identification information from the administrator's terminal, the information control unit 211 deletes information in association with the image identification information. Is stored, the deletion information is transmitted to the administrator's terminal.

  In addition, the information control unit 211 stores, in association with worker identification information, when a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal. When a part of the image that has been deleted is deleted, a process of transmitting the image from which the part has been deleted to the administrator's terminal is performed.

  When receiving a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with worker identification information from the administrator's terminal, the information control unit 211 is stored in association with the worker identification information. When a blurring process is performed on a part or all of the existing image, a process of transmitting the image subjected to the blurring process to the administrator's terminal is performed.

  In addition, the evaluation processing unit 214 performs a process of evaluating the working status of the worker during the predetermined period based on the image stored in association with the identification information of the worker during the predetermined period.

  The processing unit 200 may have a mail server function or a web server function.

3. 3. Method according to the present embodiment 3.1 Overview With the management system according to the present embodiment, the working status of a worker who is away from the company is managed, and the manager can check the working status of the worker. Moreover, the work management system of this embodiment can also confirm an own work condition, when a worker accesses a server using his terminal. In addition, the worker described in the present embodiment will be described mainly using a person who works in a place other than the company (for example, the worker's home or away from home).

3.2 Description of Image Next, an image indicating the work status of the worker in the present embodiment will be described. The terminal of this embodiment performs the process which acquires the image which shows a worker's working condition at a predetermined timing. Here, the image is a screen shot (screen shot image) displayed on the display unit (screen) of the terminal, a photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a photograph taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint. A photographed image or the like.

FIG. 4 is an example of a screen shot displayed on the display unit of the terminal 10. FIG. 5A shows a situation in which the worker is photographed by the photographing unit CA1 of the terminal, and FIG. 5B is a photograph of the worker by the photographing unit CA1 of the terminal. It is an example of a taken image. In this embodiment, a captured image with the worker as the subject is acquired by the capturing unit CA1 included in the personal computer. However, a captured image with the worker as the subject is acquired by the capturing unit included in the smartphone or tablet computer. May be.

  Further, FIG. 6A shows a state where the photographing unit CA2 is photographed from the worker's viewpoint, and FIG. 6B is a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit CA2 from the worker's viewpoint. It is an example. For example, as shown in FIG. 6A, the worker can shoot from the viewpoint of the worker by wearing glasses equipped with a photographing unit CA2.

  In the work management system according to the present embodiment, only the screen shot shown in FIG. 4 may be used, or as shown in FIG. 5B, only a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit CA1 of the terminal with the worker as a subject. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 6B, only a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit CA2 from the worker's viewpoint may be used.

  When receiving the work start instruction input, the terminal according to the present embodiment performs a process of acquiring an image indicating the work status of the worker a predetermined number of times until the work end instruction input is received. For example, the terminal stores the screen shot of the terminal 10 three times an hour, a photographed image taken by the photographing unit of the terminal with the worker as a subject, and a photographed image taken by the photographing unit from the worker's viewpoint. Processing to be stored in the area (for example, the image storage unit 173) is performed. In the present embodiment, the shooting timing (acquisition timing) of the screen shot of the terminal 10, the shooting timing of the shot image shot by the shooting unit of the terminal with the worker as the subject, and the shot image shot by the shooting unit from the worker's viewpoint So that the user's terminal 10 is not notified of the shooting timing. In this way, it is possible to provide an environment where workers can always work with a sense of tension.

  Moreover, in this embodiment, you may determine the frequency | count of acquisition of the image which shows a worker's working condition for every worker (user). For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the server determines and stores the number of image acquisition times per unit time (for example, per hour) in association with each user name, and stores it in the terminal of the user who logged in after logging in each terminal. Send the number of acquisitions. For example, a new user who is unfamiliar with work may be set to acquire images more frequently than a veteran user, and the work situation may be managed more reliably for the new user.

3.3 Method for Managing Images Showing Work Status on Server The terminal of the present embodiment transmits an image showing the acquired work status from the terminal to the server. And a server manages the image which shows the working condition of each user (each worker).

  For example, the terminal stores the acquired image indicating the work status in the storage area of the terminal until the storage period elapses from the acquisition time t1, and transmits the image to the server at the time t2 when the storage period ends. Then, when the terminal completes the transmission of the image to the server, a process of deleting the image from the storage area is performed. As shown in FIG. 7, the server may determine in advance a storage period (a storage period for storing an image indicating work status in the terminal) in association with each user name. For example, the server transmits the retention period corresponding to the user name logged in after each terminal logs in.

  For example, the terminal transmits image data indicating work status in association with the user name, image identification information (image file name, image acquisition time, etc.). The server receives image data indicating work status and image identification information (image file name, image acquisition time, etc.) from each terminal, and stores the received data in the storage area of the server (for example, image A process of accumulating and storing in the storage unit 273) is performed.

3.4 Browsing Images When the server of this embodiment receives a browsing request for work status data from a terminal, the server transmits an image indicating the work status associated with the user name during a predetermined period to the terminal. As a result, the user can check the work status using a browser or the like of the terminal. For example, when the administrator terminal receives a request for viewing USER1 work status data (for example, an image indicating the work status) on January 10, 2014, the server uses USER1 work on January 10, 2014. The status data is transmitted to the administrator terminal.

  FIG. 8 is an example of a screen that displays the work status of a user whose user name is “USER1”.

  In the present embodiment, work status data includes work hours, images indicating work status, e-mail transmission / reception history, telephone history, mouse movement, and the like. Then, when the server receives a browsing request from the terminal, the server transmits such work status data to the terminal and controls it so that it can be displayed on the terminal. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the terminal has a working time A1, a screen shot A2, a photographed image 1 (a photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject) A3, a photographed image 2 (a photograph taken from the worker as a viewpoint). A4, e-mail transmission / reception history A5, telephone history A6, and mouse movement A7 are displayed in time series.

  In the example of FIG. 8, screenshots C1 to C8 of the USER1 terminal, the photographed image 1 (the photographed images E1 to E8 photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as the subject), and the photographed image 2 (the photograph taken from the worker as a viewpoint). The captured images G1 to G8) captured by the unit are displayed. For example, in the present embodiment, each image is arranged and displayed in time series based on the acquisition time (shooting time) of each image.

  Note that if the screen shot image is not stored in association with the user name during the predetermined period for browsing and displaying, the server does not display the screen image data to be transmitted, so the A2 column is not displayed on the terminal. It becomes. In addition, the server has no data of the captured image 1 to be transmitted when the captured image 1 (the captured image captured by the imaging unit with the worker as a subject) is not stored during a predetermined period of browsing and display. In A, the A3 column is not displayed. In addition, the server has no data of the captured image 2 to be transmitted when the captured image 2 (the captured image captured by the imaging unit from the worker's viewpoint) is not stored during a predetermined period of browsing and display. In A, the A4 column is not displayed.

  In addition, the server normally transmits the work status data of the day when the browsing request is received from the terminal to the terminal, but if the browsing request specifying a specific date in the past is received from the terminal, the specified Send work status data for the day to the terminal. Thereby, the user can confirm the past work situation.

  In the present embodiment, each of the images C1 to C8 of the screen shot, each of the images E1 to E8 of the photographed image 1 (a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject), and each of the photographed images 2 (the worker as a viewpoint). When the user selects (clicks) each of the images G1 to G8 (photographed images taken by the photographing unit), as shown in FIG. 9, the image (for example, C1) can be enlarged and referred to on another screen. I am doing so.

  Further, in this embodiment, when the user selects the e-mail history L1, L2, L3, L4 and the telephone history M1, the contents of e-mail transmission / reception and the recorded contents of the telephone call destination are displayed on a separate screen. So that you can refer to it.

In the present embodiment, control is performed so that a specific user such as a supervisor (administrator) can check the work status of other users such as subordinates. For example, the server stores in advance user names of other users that can be referred to by the specific user (administrator) in association with the specific user name. And when a server receives the browsing request of other users' work condition data from a specific user (administrator), the specific user's terminal (administrator's terminal) has the other user's identification information. Status data such as images (screen shots, captured images 1 (captured images captured from the terminal's imaging unit), captured images 2 (captured images taken from the worker's viewpoint)) and the like stored in association with Send. As described above, the work management system according to the present embodiment provides an environment in which the supervisor can grasp the work status of the subordinates.

  Moreover, in this embodiment, when a user's terminal logs in to a server, you may enable it to confirm own work condition. That is, when the terminal of USER1 transmits a request for browsing his / her work status data to the server, the server transmits the work status data of USER1 to the terminal of USER1. As a result, the user can check his / her work status after the fact and can easily perform daily report creation and the like.

3.5 Image Editing In the present embodiment, editing processing such as deletion or mosaic processing (blurring processing in a broad sense) can be performed on an image stored in the server upon user application. For example, as shown in FIG. 9, when the user inputs (clicks) an image editing button D1, the screen moves to an editing screen.

  FIG. 10 is an example of an edit screen. For example, the user can delete all or part of the screen shot image C1. For example, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 10, when the user designates a part F1 of the image C1 and then inputs (clicks) the delete button D3, a process of deleting the image of the F1 part is performed. If the user wishes to delete the entire image C1, the user inputs an instruction (click) on the select all button D5 and inputs the delete button D3 to delete the entire image C1 (entire). Can do.

  That is, when the server of the present embodiment receives a request to delete the part F1 of the image C1 from the USER1 terminal, the server performs a process of deleting the part F1 of the image C1 stored in the storage area of the server. In addition, when the server of the present embodiment receives a request to delete all of the image C1 from the USER1 terminal, the server deletes the entire image C1 stored in the storage area of the server.

  Note that when the entire image is deleted, the server according to the present embodiment associates deletion information indicating that the image has been deleted with image identification information (for example, an image file name or an image acquisition time). Remember. In this way, while protecting personal information and privacy, the administrator can recognize the action deleted at the request of the user, and the purpose of managing the work situation can be achieved.

  In the present embodiment, mosaic processing can be performed on the image. Here, the mosaic process is a blurring process performed to obscure the contents of the original image. For example, in the mosaic processing according to the present embodiment, the image is divided into a grid (for example, a block of 8 × 8 pixels), and each block is replaced with the average value of the pixel values of the block.

  For example, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 10, when the user designates a part F1 of the image C1 and then inputs (clicks) the mosaic processing button D4, the mosaic process is performed on the image of the F1 part. When the user desires to make the entire image C1 into a mosaic, the user inputs an instruction (click) on the all selection button D5 and inputs the mosaic processing button D4 to input the entire image C1 (entire). Can be made into a mosaic.

  That is, when the server of the present embodiment receives a request for mosaic processing of the part F1 of the image C1 from the USER1 terminal, the server performs mosaic processing on the part F1 of the image C1 stored in the storage area of the server. In addition, when the server of the present embodiment receives a request for mosaic processing of all the images C1 from the USER1 terminal, the server performs mosaic processing on the entire image C1 stored in the storage area of the server.

  FIG. 11 is an example of a screen displayed on the terminal after image editing. In the present embodiment, the user can input a message in the annotation message column D6 after image editing. For example, if a user deletes an image or mosaics for reasons such as protection of personal information or privacy, it is desirable that the reason can be recorded. Therefore, in the present embodiment, an annotation message can be input as desired by the user after image deletion or mosaic processing. That is, when the terminal of the present embodiment receives an input of a message for an image that has been subjected to deletion or mosaic processing, the terminal transmits the message to the server, and the server deletes the message or performs mosaic processing. A process of storing in association with the identification information is performed.

  FIG. 12 is an example of a screen that displays the work status of USER1 when image editing is performed. When a part F1 of the screen shot image C1 and a part F2 of the captured image G1 are deleted, the deleted image C1 and the image G1 are displayed as shown in FIG. Further, when there is an annotation message, annotation buttons B1 and B3 are displayed, and the annotation message can be referred to by an instruction (click) by the user. That is, when the server receives a message browsing request corresponding to an image that has been deleted or mosaic-processed by the terminal, the server transmits the message to the terminal.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 12, when the entire screenshot image C4 and the captured image G4 are deleted, the deletion information corresponds to the identification information of the images C4 and G4 even if the image data itself is lost. Since it is stored together, the server can detect that it has been deleted. The server transmits the deletion information in association with the identification information of the images C4 and G4 to the terminal. Then, as shown in FIG. 12, the terminal displays information (for example, deleted characters) indicating that there is a deletion at the time when the screenshot image C4 and the captured image G4 are acquired. When there is an annotation message, annotation buttons B2 and B4 are displayed, and the user can refer to the annotation message by giving an instruction (clicking).

  Note that the server may limit users who can edit images (delete or edit mosaic processing) to specific users. For example, the worker may set the editing authority to no, and the administrator may set the editing authority to enable.

  Further, the server may control that a specific image can be edited even by a user who does not have editing authority. For example, when a worker makes an application for editing permission for a specific image in advance to the administrator and the administrator permits it, the worker may be able to edit the specific image. For example, editing permission / non-permission data may be set for each user and each image identification information.

  In this embodiment, when an image indicating a work status that has not been transmitted from the terminal to the server is stored, the image is deleted or edited in a mosaic process before being transmitted to the server. In this way, privacy and personal information can be reliably protected. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7, an image storage period indicating the work status acquired by the terminal is defined for each user, and the user is given an opportunity to delete or edit mosaic processing. .

  For example, the terminal displays an untransmitted image on the display unit, and controls to accept an input of deletion or mosaic processing. That is, if the terminal receives an input of a deletion request for the entire image C4 before transmitting it to the server, the terminal performs processing for deleting the entire image C4 from the storage area of the terminal. Then, deletion information indicating that the entire image C4 has been deleted is stored in association with the identification information of the image C4 (file name and acquisition time of the image C4). And a terminal transmits the deletion information of the said image C4 with the identification information of the said image C4 to a server. The server performs processing for storing the deletion information in the storage area of the server in association with the identification information of the image C4. When a browsing request is received from a terminal such as an administrator, when deletion information is stored in association with the identification information of the image C4, the deletion information is transmitted to the terminal.

  In addition, when the terminal receives an input of a deletion request for deleting a part of the image C1 before transmitting to the server, the terminal performs a process of deleting a part of the image C1. And a terminal transmits the image C1 from which the said one part was deleted to a server. The server performs a process of storing the image C1 from which part has been deleted in the storage area of the server. When a browsing request is received from a terminal such as an administrator, the image C1 from which a part has been deleted is transmitted to the terminal.

  Further, when the terminal receives an input of a request for mosaic processing (blurring processing in a broad sense) for a part or all of the image C1 before transmitting it to the server, the terminal applies a mosaic to a part or all of the image C1. Process. And a terminal transmits the image C1 by which the said mosaic process was performed to part or all to a server. The server performs a process of storing the image C1 in which the mosaic process has been performed on a part or all of the image C1 in the storage area of the server. When a browsing request is received from a terminal such as an administrator, the image C1 that has been subjected to mosaic processing in part or in whole is transmitted to the terminal.

3.6 Evaluation Based on Image In the present embodiment, processing for evaluating a worker's work status is performed based on an image indicating the work status. For example, the amount of change of a plurality of continuous images is obtained, and when the amount of change is larger than a predetermined amount, it is determined that there is a motion and is added to the evaluation value.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 13, the server according to the present embodiment obtains a change amount K1 between a screen shot image C1 acquired at a predetermined timing T1 and a screen shot image C2 acquired at a next predetermined timing T2. . The amount of change is the amount of change in the image, the amount of change in the pixel value (color value, brightness value) for each position (each pixel), and each block (for example, an 8 × 8 pixel block) in the form of an image grid. This is the amount of change in the average value of pixels (average value of color, average value of brightness). If the amount of change K1 between the images C1 and C2 is equal to or greater than a predetermined amount, it is determined as a good evaluation with a large change. On the other hand, if the change amount K1 between the images C1 and C2 is less than a predetermined amount, the evaluation is judged as bad evaluation with little change. Then, the server of the present embodiment includes the change amount K2 of the next two consecutive images C2 and C3, the change amount K3 of the next two consecutive images C3 and C4, and the next two consecutive images. The change amount K4 of C4 and C5 is obtained, and the evaluation is similarly determined.

  In addition, when the server of the present embodiment manages the captured image 1 (the captured image captured by the imaging unit with the worker as the subject), the amount of change between the two consecutive captured images is obtained and evaluated. Determine.

  In addition, when the server of the present embodiment manages the photographed image 2 (the photographed image photographed by the photographing unit from the worker's viewpoint), the amount of change between the two consecutive photographed images is obtained and evaluated. Determine.

FIG. 14 is an example of a screen displaying the evaluation result. In this embodiment, the evaluation result of the worker managed by the manager can be browsed. For example, the administrator's terminal transmits a request for browsing the evaluation result during a predetermined period to the server. Then, the server transmits the evaluation result of each worker during a predetermined period to the manager's terminal.

  For example, the server obtains the number of images and the evaluation value during a predetermined period for each worker. The initial value of the evaluation value is set to 0, and if the amount of change between the two images described above is equal to or greater than a predetermined amount, 1 is added to the evaluation value. Then, an evaluation rate during a predetermined period is obtained. The evaluation rate can be obtained by the following formula (1).

Evaluation rate = (Evaluation value) ÷ ((Number of images in a predetermined period) −1) (1)
For example, as shown in FIG. 13, five screen shot images C1 to C5 are acquired during a predetermined period, and all the change amounts K1, K2, K3, and K4 between two consecutive images are greater than or equal to the predetermined amount. In some cases, the evaluation value is 4, and the evaluation rate is 1.

  In this embodiment, when the evaluation rate is 0.5 or more, it is judged as “good”, when the evaluation rate is 0.25 or more and less than 0.5, “Yes”, and when the evaluation rate is less than 0.25. Determines “impossible”.

  The administrator can identify a user who needs to check the work status by referring to the evaluation result. For example, as shown in FIG. 14, since the evaluation result of the work situation of USER9 is a determination that it is impossible, the administrator confirms the work situation of USER9 that day by clicking the browse button of the work situation of USER9. Can do. Note that the server may transmit information on a user who is determined to have an unsatisfactory evaluation result to the administrator's terminal. For example, the server may perform control such that an e-mail is transmitted to the information manager of the user who is determined to be unable to evaluate in a predetermined period.

  In the present embodiment, the evaluation process may be performed based on other data as well as the image indicating the work status. For example, images showing work status for a given period, number of images for which part or all of a given period has been deleted, number of images for which mosaic processing has been performed for part or all of a given period, and email transmission / reception history for a given period Further, based on at least one of the telephone history for a predetermined period and the amount of movement of the mouse for a predetermined period, the user work status evaluation process for the predetermined period may be performed.

  The server according to the present embodiment may sequentially perform the evaluation process at the timing of acquiring an image, or may perform the evaluation process (for example, the evaluation process of the previous day at 0:00 every day) at a predetermined timing.

3.7 Flow Chart (1) Flow of Image Transmission / Reception Processing of Terminal and Server First, the flow of image transmission / reception processing will be described with reference to FIG. For convenience of explanation, it is assumed that the terminal is a user terminal whose user name is “USER1”.

  First, the server performs a login process (step S1). That is, the server receives the user name (USER1) and password from the terminal, determines whether or not the received user name and password match the user name and password stored in the storage unit of the server, and the user When it is determined that the name and password match, a process for permitting login of USER1 is performed (step S1). In the login process, only the user who is permitted to log in performs the subsequent processes, and the user who is not permitted to log in transmits the information of disapproval to the terminal and ends the process.

  And a server receives work start information from a terminal (step S2). And the measurement of the working time of USER1 is started (step S3). For example, the server measures a user's working hours on a daily basis.

  Then, the server transmits the number of image acquisitions per unit time of USER1 and the image storage period to the terminal (step S4). Then, the server receives an image or deletion information from the terminal (step S5). For example, the server receives a user name (USER1), image identification information, image data, image acquisition time, and the like transmitted from the terminal. If the entire image acquired at the terminal has already been deleted, the user name (USER1), the image identification information, the deletion information, the image acquisition time, etc. transmitted from the terminal are received.

  Then, the server performs a process of storing an image in the storage area of the server in association with USER1 (step S6). That is, the server stores image identification information, image data, image acquisition time, and the like in the storage area of the server in association with the user name (USER1) transmitted from the terminal. If the image acquired at the terminal has already been deleted and the deletion information has been received, the image identification information, the deletion information, the image acquisition time, etc. are associated with the user name (USER1) transmitted from the terminal. Is stored in the storage area.

  When the server receives work end information from the terminal (step S7), the server ends the measurement of the work hours of USER1 (step S8). If an image is received from the terminal after the end of work (step S9), a process of storing the image in the storage area of the server in association with USER1 is performed (step S10). Note that step S9 performs the same process as step S5, and step S10 performs the same process as step S6. Although the process is completed as described above, the server always performs the processes of S1 to S10. The server performs steps S1 to S10 from each of a plurality of user terminals managed by the server as well as USER1.

  Next, processing of the USER1 terminal will be described. First, a user name (USER1) and a password are transmitted to the server (step S21). When the terminal receives the login permission information from the server, the terminal performs subsequent processing.

  First, the terminal determines whether or not work start information has been received from the input unit (step S22), and when the work start information is received (Y in step S22), transmits the work start information to the server (step S23). ).

  Then, the terminal receives the number of image acquisitions per unit time of USER1 and the image storage period from the server (step S24).

  Then, the terminal performs an image acquisition process (step S25). The image acquisition process will be described in detail with reference to FIG. First, the terminal calculates image acquisition timing (step S41). For example, when three images are acquired per hour, three image acquisition timings are determined every hour based on the work start time. The interval between one acquisition timing and the next acquisition timing may be controlled to be at least a predetermined period (for example, 3 minutes).

  Then, it is determined whether or not the image acquisition timing has come (step S42), and when the image acquisition timing has come, processing for acquiring an image is performed (step S43). That is, at least one of a screen shot displayed on the display unit of the terminal, a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit of the terminal 10 with the worker as a subject, and a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint is acquired. . And the process which memorize | stores the acquired image in the memory area of a terminal is performed (step S44).

Returning to FIG. 15, the next process of the terminal will be described. The terminal performs an image transmission process (step S26). The image transmission process will be described in detail with reference to FIG. First, as shown in FIG. 17, the terminal determines whether an image is stored in the storage area of the terminal (step S51). If an image is stored in the storage area of the terminal (Y in step S51), it is determined whether or not the image storage period has elapsed (step S52). If the image storage period has elapsed (Y in step S52), the image is transmitted to the server (step S53). Specifically, the terminal transmits image identification information, image data, image acquisition time, and the like to the server in association with the user name (USER1). Then, the terminal performs processing for deleting the image from the storage area of the terminal (step S54).

  On the other hand, if no image is stored in the storage area of the terminal (N in step S51), it is determined whether or not deletion information is stored in the storage area of the terminal (step S55). This deletion information is information indicating that an untransmitted image has been deleted. Then, the deletion information is transmitted to the server in association with the image identification information (step S56).

  That is, when an image has already been deleted, the terminal transmits image identification information, deletion information, image acquisition time, and the like to the server in association with the user name (USER1).

  Returning to FIG. 15, the next process of the terminal will be described. The terminal determines whether work end information has been received from the input unit (step S27). When the terminal receives work end information (Y in step S27), the terminal transmits the work end information to the server (step S28). On the other hand, when work end information is not received (N of step S27), it returns to step S25 and continues with an image acquisition process (step S25) and an image transmission process (step S26).

  Next, the terminal determines whether there is an untransmitted image (step S29). That is, it is determined whether there is an image stored in the storage area of the terminal. If there is an untransmitted image (Y in step S29), an image transmission process (step S30) is performed. If there is no untransmitted image (N in step S29), the process ends. The terminal processing is thus completed.

(2) Flow of Image Editing Process Next, the flow of image editing process will be described with reference to FIG. For convenience of explanation, it is assumed that the terminal is a user terminal whose user name is “USER1”.

  First, the terminal determines whether an image to be edited is stored in the storage area of the terminal (step S81). If the image to be edited is stored in the terminal (Y in step S81), image editing processing is performed in the terminal, and if the image to be edited is not stored in the terminal (N in step S81). The edited content is transmitted to the server (step S82), and image editing processing is performed in the server.

  First, when the image to be edited is stored in the storage area of the terminal (Y in step S81), that is, when image editing is performed in the terminal, image editing processing is performed in the terminal (step S87). That is, a process of deleting a part or all of the image to be edited or a mosaic process of a part or all of the image to be edited is performed in the terminal.

  Then, the terminal determines whether there is an annotation message (step S88). That is, when editing the image, the user can input a message in the comment field if he / she wants to make a special note, and the terminal determines whether or not the comment message has been accepted.

If there is an annotation message (Y in step S88), processing for storing the annotation message in association with the identification information of the image is performed (step S89). On the other hand, if there is no comment message, the process proceeds to step S90.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the entire (all) image has been deleted (step S90). If the entire image has been deleted (Y in step S90), a process for storing the deletion information in association with the identification information of the image is performed (step S91). That is, when the entire image is deleted, the image data itself is lost, so information indicating that the entire image is deleted is recorded. On the other hand, if the entire image has not been deleted (N in step S90), the process ends.

  Next, a case where the image to be edited is not stored in the storage area of the terminal (N in step S81), that is, a case where image editing is performed in the server will be described. When receiving an editing request from the terminal (step S61), the server determines whether or not to permit editing (step S62). For example, the server determines whether USER1 has the authority to edit the image or whether the image itself is permitted to be edited. For example, if USER1 is a user who has authority to edit an image, image editing is permitted. Regardless of whether or not USER1 has the authority to edit an image, image editing is permitted if the image to be edited is set to permit editing.

  If the server permits image editing (Y in step S62), the server performs image editing processing based on the received editing request (step S63). That is, a process for deleting a part or all of the image to be edited or a mosaic process for part or all of the image to be edited is performed.

  Then, the server determines whether or not there is an annotation message in the received editing request (step S64). That is, when editing the image, the user can input a message in the comment field when he / she wants to make a special note, and the server determines whether a comment message has been received from the terminal.

  If there is an annotation message (Y in step S64), processing for storing the annotation message in association with the identification information of the image is performed (step S65). On the other hand, if there is no comment message, the process proceeds to step S66.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the whole (all) image has been deleted (step S66). If the entire image has been deleted (Y in step S66), a process of storing the deletion information in association with the image identification information is performed (step S67). That is, when the entire image is deleted, the image data itself is lost, so information indicating that the entire image is deleted is recorded. On the other hand, if the entire image has not been deleted (N in step S66), the process ends.

  If the server does not permit image editing (N in step S62), the server transmits information indicating that editing is not permitted to the terminal (step S68). When the terminal receives the non-editing information from the server (step S83), the terminal displays the non-editing information on the screen (step S84). When the editing application is accepted (Y in step S85), the editing application information is sent to the server. (Step S86). The edit application information includes image identification information, image acquisition time, and user name (USER1). Note that the editing application information may include the reason for editing. When the server receives the edit application information (step S69), the server transmits the USER1 image edit application information to the administrator (step S70). For example, the server controls to display image editing application information on the screen when the administrator logs in. Alternatively, the server may send an e-mail addressed to the administrator. For example, the content of the image editing application information is described in the body of the e-mail.

(3) Flow of evaluation process based on image Next, the process of the server that evaluates the work situation of the user based on the image showing the work situation will be described with reference to FIG. First, an initial value (0) is set as the evaluation value (step S101). Then, in a predetermined period (for example, a period of 24 hours from 0:00 to 24:00), the amount of change between two consecutive images is obtained (step S102). It is determined whether or not the amount of change is greater than or equal to a predetermined amount (step S103). If the change amount is equal to or greater than the predetermined amount (Y in step S103), 1 is added to the evaluation value (step S104). Then, it is determined whether or not the amount of change has been obtained for all two consecutive images in a predetermined period (step S105). When the change amount is obtained for all two consecutive images in the predetermined period (Y in step S105), the process proceeds to the next step, and the change amount is not obtained for all two consecutive images in the predetermined period. (N of step S105), it returns to step S102.

  And a server calculates | requires an evaluation rate by evaluation rate = evaluation value / ((the number of images of a predetermined period) -1). If the evaluation rate is 0.5 or higher (Y in step S107), a good determination is made (step S110), and if the evaluation rate is 0.25 or higher (Y in step S108), the determination is acceptable. (Step S111). If the evaluation rate is less than 0.25 (N in Step S108), it is determined that the evaluation is impossible (Step S109). The process ends here.

4). In addition, the application form of this invention is not limited to the said embodiment, A component can be added, abbreviate | omitted, and changed suitably.

[Part 1]
In the present embodiment, the work situation data may include worker position information (position information obtained from GPS). Moreover, you may evaluate a work condition using a worker's positional information.

  In the present embodiment, the server may manage the work status of a plurality of companies. For example, the server may manage each user name in association with company identification information (for example, a company name) and manage work status data on a company basis.

[Part 2]
In the present embodiment, it has been described that the evaluation is better as the amount of change of a plurality of consecutive images in the evaluation process is larger. However, the evaluation process may be different depending on the type of image indicating the work status.

  For example, (1) a screen shot image (an image displayed on a display unit of a terminal) is a first type image, and (2) a captured image taken by a shooting unit from the viewpoint of a worker is a second type image. (3) A photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with a worker as a subject is taken as a third type of image.

  In the evaluation processing of the first and second types of images, the higher the change amount of the plurality of consecutive images by the above-described evaluation processing, the better the evaluation, and the lower the change amount of the plurality of consecutive images, the worse the evaluation. Judge as. Usually, when the worker is working, the screen of the terminal used by the worker often changes. As a result, when the amount of change in the first and second types of images is large, the worker This is because there is a high possibility that

On the other hand, the third type of image is evaluated as a better evaluation as the change amount of the plurality of consecutive images is smaller, and as the evaluation is worse as the change amount of the plurality of consecutive images is larger. Usually, there is little movement of the worker when the worker is working. That is, it is considered that there is a high possibility that the worker is working when the image change amount is small in the third type of image. On the other hand, when the worker is away from the desk and working on the job, the worker's movement is large or the worker does not exist. That is, for the third type of image, if there is a large amount of change in the image or if the worker is not detected in the image, it is highly likely that the worker is not working.

  In the present embodiment, control is performed in advance to store the image type in association with the image identification information for each image, and in the evaluation process, the evaluation process is performed for each image type with reference to the image type. Do. The evaluation processing for the third type of image is “good” when the evaluation rate is less than 0.5, and “good” when the evaluation rate is less than 0.75 and 0.5 or more. Is determined to be “impossible”.

  Thus, in the present embodiment, the worker's work situation can be more appropriately evaluated by performing the evaluation process according to the type of image.

[Part 3]
Note that, in the evaluation processing of the present embodiment, if there is an image that has been subjected to image editing processing and the entire image has been deleted, the entire deleted image may be excluded from the evaluation. .

[Part 4]
In the present embodiment, in the evaluation process, the evaluation process may be performed based on an image before performing an image editing process such as a blurring process or a deletion process. For example, the terminal may transmit an image before the image editing process to the server, and the server may perform the evaluation process based on the image before the image editing process. Note that, when a browsing request is received from the terminal, the server controls the privacy of the image by transmitting the image subjected to the image editing process to the terminal.

[Part 5]
Further, in the present embodiment, as illustrated in FIG. 7, the example in which the number of image acquisitions per unit time is determined has been described. However, the number of images transmitted to the server per unit time is determined in advance for each user, and the image acquisition is performed. Control may be performed without limiting the number of times.

  For example, when transmitting an image to the server three times an hour, the terminal obtains an image every minute, compares two consecutive images, evaluates them, and sends three images to the server based on the evaluation results. Send images of.

  For example, for the first type of image (screenshot image) or the second type of image (photographed image taken by the imaging unit from the worker's viewpoint), the first acquired image is transmitted to the server, When the amount of change between the first acquired image and the second acquired image is greater than or equal to a predetermined amount, the second acquired image is transmitted to the server. On the other hand, when the amount of change between the first acquired image and the second acquired image is less than the predetermined amount, the second acquired image is not transmitted to the server, and the next image is compared. It is determined whether or not the image is transmitted to the server. For example, when the amount of change between the first acquired image and the third acquired image is greater than or equal to a predetermined amount, the third acquired image is transmitted to the server. In this way, the images are sequentially compared, and finally three images are transmitted to the server in one hour.

For the third type of image (a captured image captured by the imaging unit with a worker as a subject), the image is transmitted when the amount of change between the two consecutive images is less than a predetermined amount. For example, after the first acquired image is transmitted to the server, when the amount of change between the first acquired image and the second acquired image is less than a predetermined amount, the second acquired image is transmitted to the server. . On the other hand, if the amount of change between the first acquired image and the second acquired image is greater than or equal to a predetermined amount, the second acquired image is not transmitted to the server, and the next image is compared. It is determined whether or not the image is transmitted to the server. For example, when the amount of change between the first acquired image and the third acquired image is less than a predetermined amount, the third acquired image is transmitted to the server. In this way, the images are sequentially compared, and finally three images are transmitted to the server in one hour.

  If it does in this way, the image with the high possibility that the worker is in the middle of work can be transmitted to a server. However, in this example, since an image with good evaluation is transmitted to the server, the server including a predetermined number of images regardless of whether or not the amount of change between images is greater than or equal to a predetermined amount (less than the predetermined amount). May be sent to.

[Part 6]
In addition, the terminal of the present embodiment does not limit the number of images to be transmitted to the server, and controls the server to transmit images that are considered likely to have changed in the work status of the worker. Also good.

  Specifically, the processing of the terminal will be described. The terminal determines whether the image is preferentially transmitted to the server based on the obtained change amount of the two images, and is an image preferentially transmitted to the server. If it is determined that there is, the image is transmitted to the server.

  For example, after starting work, the terminal acquires an image at a predetermined timing (for example, every minute). First, the terminal transmits the first and second acquired images as the initial work status to the server.

  Then, the amount of change between the first acquired image and the second acquired image is X1, the amount of change between the second acquired image and the third acquired image is X2, and the third acquired image and 4 The change amount of the fifth acquired image is X3, the change amount of the fourth acquired image and the fifth acquired image is X4, and the change amount of the fifth acquired image and the sixth acquired image is X5. The change amount between the sixth acquired image and the seventh acquired image is X6, the change amount between the seventh acquired image and the eighth acquired image is X7, and the eighth acquired image and 9 Let X8 be the amount of change in the acquired image. The predetermined amount is Y.

  Then, when the amount of change in the comparison target image is greater than or equal to a predetermined amount, the terminal sends the image that has changed to less than the predetermined amount to the server when the amount of change in the next comparison target image is less than the predetermined amount. Send. For example, if X1 ≧ Y, X2 ≧ Y, X3 ≧ Y, and X4 <Y, the change amount X4 of the fourth and fifth images has turned below a predetermined amount Y, so the fifth acquired image is sent to the server. Send.

  In addition, when the change amount of the comparison target image is less than the predetermined amount and the change amount of the next comparison target image changes to the predetermined amount or more, the terminal sends the image changed to the predetermined amount or more to the server. Send. For example, if X5 <Y, X6 <Y, X7 <Y, and X8 ≧ Y, the eighth and ninth change amounts X8 have shifted to a predetermined amount Y or more, and the ninth acquired image is transmitted to the server. .

  In this way, the user can distinguish between the time he was working and the time he was interrupted based on the contents of the image and the shooting time of the image, and confirming the contents of the work he was doing. Can be efficiently realized with a small number of images.

In addition, the terminal has a change amount of the first type image (screen shot image) or the second type image (a captured image taken by the imaging unit from the viewpoint of the worker) of a predetermined amount or more and less than a predetermined amount. In the case of turning, it is possible to transmit to the server an image that is likely to have changed from a state in which the worker is working to a state in which the worker is suspended. The terminal is the first,
When the amount of change in the second type of image changes from less than a predetermined amount to more than a predetermined amount, an image that is likely to have changed from a state in which the worker has suspended work to a state in which work is being performed Can be sent to the server.

  In addition, when the amount of change in the third type image (a photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject) changes from a predetermined amount to less than a predetermined amount, the terminal interrupts the work. It is possible to transmit to the server an image that is considered highly likely to have changed from the current state to the working state. In addition, when the change amount of the third type of image changes from less than a predetermined amount to a predetermined amount or more, the terminal may have changed from a state where the worker is working to a state where the work is interrupted. Images considered to be high can be sent to the server.

  Note that the terminal may transmit an image indicating the continuation state to the server even when the state where the change amount of the two images to be compared is equal to or larger than the predetermined amount or less than the predetermined amount continues. .

  For example, the terminal stores in the temporary storage area of the storage unit the image when the amount of change between the two images to be compared is greater than or less than a predetermined amount, and the number of images is a predetermined number. When the number reaches (for example, 10), the predetermined number of images may be controlled to be transmitted to the server.

  In addition, the terminal stores the image when the change amount of the two images to be compared is equal to or larger than the predetermined amount or less than the predetermined amount in the temporary storage area of the storage unit and transmits the image to the server immediately before When a predetermined time (for example, 1 hour) has elapsed from the time, control may be performed so that a predetermined number (for example, 3) of images stored in the temporary storage area is transmitted to the server. Good.

  Further, when the terminal changes the amount of change X4 of the fourth and fifth images to less than the predetermined amount Y and transmits the fifth acquired image to the server, the terminal also transmits the third and fourth images to the server. May be. In addition, when the terminal changes the eighth and ninth change amounts X8 to a predetermined amount Y or more and transmits the ninth acquired image to the server, the terminal transmits the sixth, seventh, and eighth images to the server. Also good.

  Further, the terminal may transmit information indicating a change in work status to the server without transmitting an image to the server. For example, information indicating a change in work status includes “information indicating that the amount of change in the compared image has changed from a predetermined amount to less than the predetermined amount”, and “information indicating that the amount of change in the compared image is greater than or equal to the predetermined amount. "Time when the comparison image has changed", "Information indicating that the change amount of the compared image has changed from less than the predetermined amount to the predetermined amount or more", "Time when the change amount of the compared image has changed from less than the predetermined amount to the predetermined amount or more Etc.

  For example, when X1 ≧ Y, X2 ≧ Y, X3 ≧ Y, X4 <Y, X5 <Y, X6 <Y, X7 <Y, X8 ≧ Y, the terminal has a change amount less than a predetermined amount in the fifth image. Information indicating that the amount of change has changed to a predetermined amount or more in the ninth image, and the acquisition time of the ninth image. It is sent to the server as information indicating the change. Note that the terminal also transmits the acquisition time of the first and second images, which is the initial state, to the server.

  And if a server receives the information which shows the change of work condition from a terminal, it will match | combine the said information with a user's identification information, and will memorize | store it in a memory | storage part. In addition, when the server receives a work status data browsing request from a terminal, the server controls to transmit information indicating a change in work status stored in association with the user identification information to the terminal.

  In this way, the user can save time and effort for image editing. In addition, the user can grasp the change in the work status of the worker with data having a relatively smaller capacity than the image.

  In this embodiment, an example in which the amount of change is obtained between two acquired consecutive images has been described. However, the image that was most recently transmitted to the server and the acquired image are sequentially compared and based on the compared amount of change. It may be decided whether or not to transmit the image to the server.

  For example, let X1 ′ be the amount of change between the first acquired image and the second acquired image, and X1 ′ ≧ Y.

  Next, the amount of change between the second acquired image (the image most recently transmitted to the server) and the third acquired image is X2 ′, and it is determined whether X2 ′ ≧ Y. When X2 ′ ≧ Y, the next image is compared without transmitting the third acquired image.

  That is, it is determined whether or not X3 ′ ≧ Y, where X3 ′ is the amount of change between the second acquired image (the image most recently transmitted to the server) and the fourth acquired image. When X3 ′ ≧ Y, the next image is compared without transmitting the fourth acquired image.

  Then, the amount of change between the second acquired image (the image most recently transmitted to the server) and the fifth acquired image is X4 ′, and it is determined whether X4 ′ ≧ Y. When X4 ′ ≧ Y is not satisfied, that is, when X4 ′ <Y, the change amount X4 ′ has turned below a predetermined amount, so the fifth acquired image is preferentially transmitted to the server.

  The terminal then determines whether X5 ′ <Y, where X5 ′ is the amount of change between the fifth acquired image (the image most recently transmitted to the server) and the sixth acquired image. If X5 ′ <Y, the next acquired image is compared without transmitting the sixth acquired image.

  That is, the amount of change between the fifth acquired image (the image most recently transmitted to the server) and the seventh acquired image is X6 ′, and it is determined whether X6 ′ <Y. If X6 ′ <Y, the next image is compared without transmitting the seventh acquired image.

  Then, the amount of change between the fifth acquired image (the image most recently transmitted to the server) and the eighth acquired image is X7 ′, and it is determined whether X7 ′ <Y. If X7 ′ <Y, the next acquired image is compared without transmitting the eighth acquired image.

  Then, the amount of change between the fifth acquired image (the image most recently transmitted to the server) and the ninth acquired image is X8 ′, and it is determined whether X8 ′ <Y. If X8 ′ <Y, that is, if X8 ′ ≧ Y, the change amount X8 ′ has shifted to a predetermined amount or more, so the ninth acquired image is preferentially transmitted to the server.

  As described above, an image to be transmitted to the server preferentially may be determined based on the amount of change between the image most recently transmitted to the server and the acquired image.

  The terminal transmits, to the server, an image when the change amount changes from a predetermined amount to less than a predetermined amount or the change amount changes from less than a predetermined amount to a predetermined amount or more for the first and second types of images. At this time, control may be performed so that a third type of image is acquired (captured) and the third type of image is transmitted to the server. By doing so, it is possible to objectively and reliably grasp the situation in which the worker has switched to a working state or a suspended state by viewing the third type of image. It is.

[Part 7]
In the present embodiment, control for selecting some images from a plurality of images stored in the server may be performed.

  For example, when the server receives and stores 100 images per day from a USER1 terminal, a predetermined number (for example, 10) of images are selected from the 100 images based on a predetermined condition. When a browsing request is received from the viewer's terminal, the selected predetermined number of images are transmitted to the terminal.

  For example, when 100 images are stored per day for USER1, if the evaluation of USER1 is “good” or “possible” on the day, 10 images with good evaluation are selected. For example, in the case of a first type of image (screenshot image) or a second type of image (a captured image taken by a photographing unit from the viewpoint of a worker), an image having a large amount of change between images is selected. In the case of a third type of image (a photographed image photographed by a photographing unit with a worker as a subject), an image with a small amount of change between images is selected. For example, when 100 images are stored per day for USER1, if the evaluation of USER1 is “impossible” on the day, 10 images with poor evaluation are selected. For example, in the case of the first and second types of images, an image having a small amount of change between the images is selected. In the case of the third type of image, an image having a large amount of change between the images is selected. Select. In this way, the viewer can browse a meaningful image according to the evaluation result.

  In the present embodiment, regardless of the evaluation result (good, acceptable, or unacceptable) of the user per day, at least one of an image with a good evaluation and an image with a bad evaluation is selected, and the selected image is transmitted to the terminal. You may make it do. For example, only 10 images with good evaluation may be selected, 10 images with poor evaluation may be selected, or 5 images with good evaluation may be selected according to a browsing request from the viewer's terminal. Alternatively, five images with poor evaluation may be selected.

  The server may also select an image that is considered likely to have changed in the work status of the worker.

  For example, the server may compare two images that are consecutive in time series from the work start time for each user, and may select based on the amount of change between the two images.

  For example, an example of selecting an image of work status on a predetermined day of USER1 managed by the server will be described. First, the server selects the first and second images in chronological order of USER1 as the initial work status. .

  Then, the amount of change between the first image and the second image in chronological order of USER1 is X1, the amount of change between the second image and the third image is X2, and the third image and the fourth image The amount of change is X3, the amount of change between the fourth image and the fifth image is X4, the amount of change between the fifth image and the sixth image is X5, and the amount of change between the sixth image and the seventh image. Is X6, the amount of change between the seventh image and the eighth image is X7, and the amount of change between the eighth image and the ninth image is X8. The predetermined amount is Y.

  Then, when the amount of change in the comparison target image is equal to or greater than the predetermined amount, the server selects an image that has changed to less than the predetermined amount when the amount of change in the next comparison target image is less than the predetermined amount. . For example, if X1 ≧ Y, X2 ≧ Y, X3 ≧ Y, and X4 <Y, the fourth and fifth change amounts X4 have turned below the predetermined amount Y, so the fifth image is selected.

  In addition, when the change amount of the comparison target image is less than the predetermined amount and the change amount of the next comparison target image changes to a predetermined amount or more, the terminal selects an image that has changed to the predetermined amount or more. . For example, if X5 <Y, X6 <Y, X7 <Y, and X8 ≧ Y, the eighth and ninth change amounts X8 have shifted to a predetermined amount Y or more, so the ninth image is selected.

  In this way, the user can distinguish between the time he was working and the time he was interrupted based on the contents of the image and the shooting time of the image, and confirming the contents of the work he was doing. Can be browsed efficiently with few images.

  In addition, the server may change a change amount of the first type image (screenshot image) or the second type image (a captured image taken by the imaging unit from the viewpoint of the worker) from a predetermined amount to a predetermined amount. In the case of turning, it is possible to select an image that is considered highly likely to have changed from a state where the worker is working to a state where the worker is suspended. In addition, when the amount of change in the first and second types of images has changed from less than a predetermined amount to more than a predetermined amount, the server has changed from a state in which the worker has suspended work to a state in which work has been suspended. Images that are considered highly likely can be selected.

  In addition, when the amount of change in the third type image (a photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject) is changed from a predetermined amount to a predetermined amount, the server interrupts the work. It is possible to select an image that is considered to be highly likely to have changed from the current state to the working state. In addition, when the amount of change in the third type of image changes from less than a predetermined amount to a predetermined amount or more, the server may have changed from a state where the worker is working to a state where work is suspended. Images that are considered high can be selected.

  Further, when the server receives a request for browsing work status data from a terminal, the server may transmit information indicating a change in work status to the terminal without transmitting an image.

  For example, if X1 ≧ Y, X2 ≧ Y, X3 ≧ Y, X4 <Y, X5 <Y, X6 <Y, X7 <Y, X8 ≧ Y, the server has received a request to view work status data from the terminal Information indicating that the amount of change has changed below a predetermined amount in the fifth image, acquisition time of the fifth image, information indicating that the amount of change has changed above a predetermined amount in the ninth image, and The acquisition time of the ninth image is transmitted to the terminal as information indicating a change in work status.

  In this way, the user can save time and effort for image editing. In addition, the user can grasp the change in the work status of the worker with data having a relatively smaller capacity than the image.

  In this embodiment, an example in which the amount of change is obtained between two acquired consecutive images has been described. However, the most recently selected image and the next image are sequentially compared, and the next change is determined based on the compared amount of change. The image to be selected may be determined.

  For example, assume that the amount of change between the first image and the second image in chronological order of USER1 is X1 ′, and X1 ′ ≧ Y.

  Next, the amount of change between the second image (the most recently selected image) and the third image is X2 ′, and it is determined whether X2 ′ ≧ Y. When X2 ′ ≧ Y, the next image is compared without selecting the third image.

That is, it is determined whether or not X3 ′ ≧ Y, where X3 ′ is the amount of change between the second image (the most recently selected image) and the fourth acquired image. When X3 ′ ≧ Y, the next image is compared without selecting the fourth acquired image.

  Then, the amount of change between the second acquired image (the most recently selected image) and the fifth acquired image is X4 ′, and it is determined whether X4 ′ ≧ Y. If X4 ′ ≧ Y, that is, if X4 ′ <Y, the change amount X4 ′ has turned below a predetermined amount, so the fifth acquired image is selected.

  Then, the terminal determines whether X5 ′ <Y, where X5 ′ is the amount of change between the fifth acquired image (the most recently selected image) and the sixth acquired image. When X5 ′ <Y, the next image is compared without selecting the sixth acquired image.

  That is, the amount of change between the fifth acquired image (the most recently selected image) and the seventh acquired image is X6 ′, and it is determined whether X6 ′ <Y. If X6 ′ <Y, the next image is compared without selecting the seventh acquired image.

  Then, the amount of change between the fifth acquired image (the most recently selected image) and the eighth acquired image is X7 ′, and it is determined whether X7 ′ <Y. If X7 ′ <Y, the next image is compared without selecting the eighth acquired image.

  Then, the amount of change between the fifth acquired image (the most recently selected image) and the ninth acquired image is X8 ′, and it is determined whether X8 ′ <Y. If X8 ′ <Y, that is, if X8 ′ ≧ Y, the change amount X8 ′ has shifted to a predetermined amount or more, so the ninth acquired image is selected.

  Thus, the image to be selected may be determined based on the amount of change between the most recently selected image and the next comparison target image.

  In addition, when an image is selected by the above-described method, the server may control to store only the selected image in the storage unit and delete the unselected image from the storage unit.

10 terminals, 20 servers, 100 processing units, 110 image control units, 112 display control units, 160 input units, 162 detection units, 164 imaging units, 170 storage units, 172 main storage units, 173 image storage units, 180 information storage media 190 Display unit 196 Communication unit 200 Processing unit 210 Image control unit 211 Information control unit 214 Evaluation processing unit 270
Storage unit, 272 Main storage unit, 273 Image storage unit, 280 Information storage medium, 296 Communication unit

Claims (8)

A program for a server connected to a terminal via a network,
Screen shot image of a worker's terminal at a location away from the company, photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and at least one image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint An image control unit that performs processing for storing the image in the storage unit in association with the identification information of the worker,
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is As an information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal, the computer functions,
The image control unit
When a request to delete the entire image stored in association with the worker's identification information is received from the worker's terminal, the entire image is deleted while performing a process of deleting the entire image. To perform processing for storing in the storage unit the deletion information indicating
The information control unit
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, deletion information is stored in association with the image identification information. Includes a process for transmitting the deletion information to the administrator's terminal. A program for a server connected to a terminal via a network,
Screen shot image of a worker's terminal at a location away from the company, photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and at least one image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint An image control unit that performs processing for storing the image in the storage unit in association with the identification information of the worker,
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is As an information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal, the computer functions,
The image control unit
When a request to delete a part of an image stored in association with the worker's identification information is received from the worker's terminal, a process of deleting a part of the image is performed. program. A program for a server connected to a terminal via a network,
Screen shot image of a worker's terminal at a location away from the company, photographed image taken by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and at least one image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a viewpoint An image control unit that performs processing for storing the image in the storage unit in association with the identification information of the worker,
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is As an information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal, the computer functions,
The image control unit
A program for performing blur processing of an image when a request for blurring an image stored in association with the identification information of the worker is received from the worker's terminal. In any one of Claims 1-3,
Based on the image stored in association with the identification information of the worker during a predetermined period, the computer is caused to further function as an evaluation processing unit that performs a process of evaluating the work status of the worker during the predetermined period. A program characterized by that. A work management system in which a terminal and a server are connected via a network,
The terminal of a worker away from the company
A screen shot image, a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a process of storing at least one image of the photographed image photographed by the photographing unit from the viewpoint of the worker in the storage unit of the terminal, An image control unit that performs processing for transmitting the image to a server;
The server is
An image control unit that receives the image from the worker's terminal and performs processing for storing the image in a storage unit in association with the worker's identification information;
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is An information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal,
The image control unit of the terminal of the worker is
When a deletion request for the entire image is received from the input unit before the image is transmitted to the server, a process for deleting the entire image is performed, and deletion information indicating that the entire image has been deleted is displayed. A process of transmitting to the server in association with the identification information,
The image control unit of the server;
When the deletion information is received from the worker's terminal, a process of storing the deletion information in the storage unit in association with the identification information of the image is performed.
The information control unit of the server is
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, deletion information is stored in association with the image identification information. In the work management system, a process of transmitting the deletion information to the administrator's terminal is performed. A work management system in which a terminal and a server are connected via a network,
The terminal of a worker away from the company
A screen shot image, a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a process of storing at least one image of the photographed image photographed by the photographing unit from the viewpoint of the worker in the storage unit of the terminal, An image control unit that performs processing for transmitting the image to a server;
The server is
An image control unit that receives the image from the worker's terminal and performs processing for storing the image in a storage unit in association with the worker's identification information;
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is An information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal,
The image control unit of the terminal of the worker is
If a request to delete a part of the image is received from the input unit before transmitting the image to the server, a process of deleting a part of the image is performed, and the image with the part deleted is sent to the server. A work management system characterized by processing to send. A work management system in which a terminal and a server are connected via a network,
The terminal of a worker away from the company
A screen shot image, a photographed image photographed by the photographing unit with the worker as a subject, and a process of storing at least one image of the photographed image photographed by the photographing unit from the viewpoint of the worker in the storage unit of the terminal, An image control unit that performs processing for transmitting the image to a server;
The server is
An image control unit that receives the image from the worker's terminal and performs processing for storing the image in a storage unit in association with the worker's identification information;
When a browsing request for browsing an image stored in association with the worker identification information is received from an administrator's terminal, an image stored in association with the worker identification information is An information control unit that performs processing to be transmitted to the administrator's terminal,
The image control unit of the terminal of the worker is
When an image blur request is received from the input unit before transmitting the image to the server, the image blur process is performed, and the image subjected to the blur process is transmitted to the server. Work management system. In any one of Claims 5-7,
The server is
And further comprising an evaluation processing unit for performing a process of evaluating the work status of the worker during the predetermined period based on the image stored in association with the identification information of the worker during the predetermined period. Work management system.

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