The need for proximity is another challenge.
I'm not talking about bogus Facebook "friends," but about the need for proximity.
The apartment was so nice that they had second thoughts about the need for proximity to Inwood Hill Park.
But Mr. Pradhan agreed that the need for proximity to the final user of the technology does place limits on what types of tasks can be outsourced.
There is an overriding need for proximity, quality and diversity in the supply of these infrastructures: mixed-spaces for families with several children (Veith et al. 2006), as well as for children to exercise their creativity (Fjørtoft 2004).
This is balanced against the need for proximity to supervise the research, conduct training and to access essential specialist geriatrician or psycho-geriatrician expertise.
Their framework integrates key variables - the changing need for proximity, the regulatory environment, firm-level security, intellectual property rights concerns, and emphasises the need to understand how the decisions to offshore are shaped by broad socio-political forces.
The first is the need for physical proximity.
The Web eliminates that need for physical proximity, enabling people to declare friendships on the basis of otherwise flimsy connections.
They point to the field's growing demand for new services, the need for physical proximity for many patient procedures, and a bureaucracy that entails layer upon layer of jobs.
