Teleworking : technologies and comparative case studies.

Teleworking is a growing phenomenon in the recent years. More and more employers are beginning to see the benefits of letting their employees work off-site. A study involving 10 organisations in Singapore and overseas was carried out. Based on interviews and secondary data sources, it was found that...

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Main Authors:	Choo, Siew Yan., Chua, Shirley., Kok, Boon Siong.
Other Authors:	Sethi, Vijay
Format:	Final Year Project
Published:	2008
Subjects:	DRNTU::Business::Information technology
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10356/10974
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Institution:	Nanyang Technological University

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description	Teleworking is a growing phenomenon in the recent years. More and more employers are beginning to see the benefits of letting their employees work off-site. A study involving 10 organisations in Singapore and overseas was carried out. Based on interviews and secondary data sources, it was found that home-office is the most popular type of teleworking adopted by teleworkers. Internet and ISDN were the more common technologies employed by organisations to support the teleworking environment.
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title	Teleworking : technologies and comparative case studies.
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Teleworking : technologies and comparative case studies.

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