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The current issue of The Economist (April 12 2008) contains a special report on Mobility that is well worth reading. It is full of intriguing case studies - and even quotes yours truly in one report (”Working from Anywhere“).
Each section of the report has its own link. Here they are:
A World of Witnesses (everybody becomes an electronic monitor)
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mobilework 
futureofwork 
nomadicwork 
flexiblework 
telecommuting
[...] digital nomad kit just got larger. 18 04 2008 I was reading my feeds and noticed this pointer over on AppGap to an article on The Economist entitled "Nomads at last". I read the entire article [...]
Jim, found the article via a Stowe Boyd Facebook post. Bowing to the clarity in your contribution when you said:
“The crucial difference between telecommuting and nomadism, he says, is that nomadism combines the autonomy of telecommuting with the mobility that allows a gregarious and flexible work style.” _ James Ware
Now I have to wonder what lies byond “nomadism” or is that it for the foreseeable future? ~ Jenny
[...] Working from Anywhere: [...]
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The AppGap has hosted a series of discussions with leading thinkers and doers intended to illuminate how new apps and approaches are changing the way we work and help companies and individuals implement better collaboration, project management, and productivity practices and solutions. Access, via the links below, the recordings, each about an hour long, of the discussions.
- 5 Big Ideas for Getting All That Work Done
- Should Your Business be Friends with Facebook
- The Future of Work
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