We're a very small company that outsources work to computer programmers and artists in remote offices throughout the world.
Then think about any colleagues in remote offices, home workers and those who are traveling.
The additional funding will be vital to getting it on the right track toward that goal, as it bulks up operations both in its San Francisco headquarters and in remote offices around the world.
Both kinds of offices tend to be in remote office buildings, with fences and guards.
Cisco reckons to have saved $70m in travel expenses in 2007 alone from the 200 telepresence systems it's installed in its remote offices over the past few years.And now a small start-up called LifeSize Communications in Austin, Texas, has introduced a personal teleconferencing system for $6,000.
In the fast moving software industry, projects have been increasingly developed by distributed teams, which are located in geographically remote offices and collaborate using information communication technologies.
The roar of anti-establishment feeling found an easy target in the remote offices of the European commission, but it came from a homegrown crisis of services being stretched, rents going up faster than pay, and homelessness and despair on the rise.
Otherwise, you will be excessively criticized for your views and then end up being appointed to work in very remote offices.
IN a confidential test lab in a remote office park near the Frankfurt airport, a small Lufthansa team holed up for five years, refining one of the German airline's most closely guarded secrets.
Existing HP customers, taking gradual steps, and implementing compatible clouds in their own data centers, under their developers' desks, in their co-location facilities and remote offices, and in HP's data centers.
DuPont uses Lotus Notes for its corporate Web-based e-mail, but hired Critical Path to operate a less sophisticated, and less expensive system for 7,000 workers in some factories and remote offices.
