Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report articles from November 1996

Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report archives from November 1996

Blossoming in the desert: telecommute '96 breaks records, beats expectations. (Industry Trend or Event)
November 1, 1996... It seems like only yesterday that we conducted our first TELECOMMUTE conference in 1992 near Washington, DC. Now, five years later, we had some individual sessions that were attended by more people than attended the entire 1992 conference. ...

Real-time conferencing and telecommuting. (Technology Information)
November 1, 1996... [Ed. note: There has been an explosion in the number and variety of computerbased conferencing products available for remote workers. The Internet--and its underlying technologies--has been largely responsible for this growth. This article is...

The MCI-BT merger: what it means for telecommuting. (Company Business and Marketing)
November 1, 1996... If you had any doubts about the globalization of business in general, and of telephony in particular, the announcement of the planned merger between MCI and BT should put them to rest forever. While it's tempting to speculate on the broad...

California Telco says Internet business is too good. (Pacific Bell can not keep up with Internet calls) (Company Business and Marketing)
November 1, 1996... This is another one of those "you read it here first" articles. It's nice when we can get ahead of a news story that's reported in the major media, even though it doesn't happen that often. Tom Durkin's article in the July TR ("Unlimited...

Atlanta Olympic traffic eased by telecommuting. (Industry Trend or Event)
November 1, 1996... It appears that all the planning [see 8/95 TR] to stimulate the use of telecommuting during last summer's Olympic games in Atlanta paid off. Michael Dziak, the force behind this effort, reports that telecommuting was an important element of the...