 Telework
Colorado is a "public-private partnership offering free technical assistance to
employers setting up a telecommuting program."
Telepraca
Polska (Telework Poland) is an organization for promoting information about telework
and its uses in Poland. Its site is in Polish but a short English summary is also available. |
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October 25-26, 1999 - "Virtual Office '99 -
Making the Case for Remote Working" will be held in London, and is sponsored by
IQPC. |
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MyCommCenter.com
is a "Web-based unified communication and collaboration service designed specifically
to meet the demands of telecommuters,
dispersed project teams and traveling professionals." The service includes messaging,
file management and more, all accessible from any laptop or PC with Internet access. |
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e-JOV is the "Electronic Journal of
Organizational Virtualness," edited and published at the University of Berne. It is
described as the "Homepage of the Virtual Organizations Research Network." The
site contains a wide array of articles and links on all aspects of the virtual world -
virtual organizations, virtual offices, virtual commerce, and more.
The "Forum
fuer Telekooperation", or "Council for Telecooperation" in English was formed at the
Technical University of Munich. The purpose of the forum is to focus research and
discussion on the broad field of "telecooperation" which includes many forms of
electronic interchanges for various purposes. You can find information in German about
several books published by members of this group here or here, or in
English here. |
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PrO Unlimited provides a listing of resources and links on the
independent contractor issue.
COMPUTERWORLD's September 13, 1999 issue
includes the "quick study" article that defines
and explains "Virtual Corporations." The Web site also contains additional resources
on this subject.
HR Bookmark's July 1999 online edition
includes the article
"New Rules for the Virtual Workplace" as well as a "Telecommuting/Virtual
Office Readiness Scale". The August 1999 issue included the article "Telecommuting:
the "Working Together Apart" Challenge" and other useful links.
Luiz Ojima
Sakuda, vice-president of SOBRATT (Brazilian Society for Telework and Teleactivities),
is a Brazilian telework researcher and consultant interested in theoretical frameworks,
telework complexity and telework centers. |