telecommuting news from FierceCIO

A new survey by Dice Holding has found that IT workers don't like commuting and in fact, 37 percent would be willing to take up to a 10 percent pay cut to work from home full time. With the high cost Read more...

There are a number of basic common sense rules to follow for any company that allows telecommuting, but none of them will work without the assistance and technical support from CIOs and their IT Read more...

> Plan 'B' for H-1B visa applicants. Article> Reasons to fire your CIO. Read more...

It turns out that consistent 50-60 hour work weeks are leading to burnout in the workplace. Go figure. That's why more and more companies are offering flexible work schedules. According to the Read more...

While companies embracing flextime and other non-traditional working arrangements are generally lauded for their flexibility, the practice can have a downside for employers as well. The move Read more...

While more and more employees are telecommuting, many of the home-based networks that those Read more...

> VoIP alliance effort takes a step forward. Article > Where the next Gates will be coming from. Read more...

> What's spurring the demise of the enterprise application? Article > One in eight adults addicted to the Net. Read more...

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Sun Microsystems has embraced telecommuting and virtual offices in a huge way--selling off a campus that once housed 4,000 workers with 80 percent of the staff now working in a flexible office Read more...