Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report articles from June 1995

Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report archives from June 1995

ISDN/Internet access: "library of the future" and Internet cafes. (Pacific Bell's Education First ISDN initiative and the Digital Exchange's Internet Business Center)
June 1, 1995... SUMMARY: Pacific Bell is spending $100 million to install ISDN lines in every school, community college, and library in California. As part of its "Education First" initiative, this project will give these institutions (and the citizens who use...

Multi-purpose desktop communications suite released. (TeleWork-5 desktop communications system from Vivo Software)(Product Announcement) (Product Announcement)
June 1, 1995... SUMMARY: An all-in-one product that provides videoconferencing, screen sharing, file transfer, and Internet access (among other features) has been announced by Vivo Software. Designed specifically for telecommuters, TeleWork-5 is aimed at the...

Telecommuting in the far-flung British Empire. (reports from the UK and Australia)
June 1, 1995... SUMMARY: A series of reports from the UK and Australia--plus a reader's comment about an article in last month's newsletter--provide some insight into the amount of, attitudes toward, and promotion of telecommuting or teleworking in those...

Virtual Workplace conference, call for papers announced. (the Assn for Computing Machinery's Apr 11-13, 1996 conference)
June 1, 1995... SUMMARY: A 1996 conference on the virtual workplace has been announced by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), a respected academic society. The focus of the conference is described, along with a call for papers and a description of the...