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Thursday, October 21, 1999 |
In 1999, companies are
discovering the business advantages of remote sites. The new–found
remote popularity has come about now that some of the peskier
technology issues have been all–but–eliminated, thanks to IP
services and lower–cost high-speed connection options. In Volume One
of The Remote Access Quarterly Report Online Edition, we are looking
at the IT issues behind the Remote Site
movement, as well as the ongoing relevant industry
changes. Virtually every major computer and software vendor has
focused on this market. We are also tracking their constantly
changing product positionings, with breaking news stories and
analysis.
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by Joe
Mullich |
Reaping The Benefits Of A Distributed
Workforce
When CEOs talk about remote
access–and this is one of the few technology areas that is indeed
being pushed down to IT from above, rather than the other way
around–the first thing they mention is mundane to everyone but
bean-counters: cutting long distance charges.
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