the practice of occupying a desk or workspace in another employer's premises. Hoteling is normally carried out by employees such as consultants or salespeople, who spend more time with customers than at their employers' offices and rely on their clients to provide desk space. Hoteling has developed through improved information and communications technologies and is an extension of the virtual office.
As the hoteling concept is implemented in more organizations, specific design elements have been evaluated and modified to facilitate hotelers' unique requirements. As the hoteling concept is implemented in more organizations, specific design elements have been evaluated and modified to facilitate ...
Ernst & Young expects to outgrow the space it leases at 2601 Market Place in Susquehanna Township. But the Big Six consulting and accounting firm won't move into new digs. Instead, it will absorb its new employees through the latest trend in office-space design: Hoteling. Already, Ernst & Young's Philadelphia...
Ernst & Young expects to outgrow the space it leases at 2601 Market Place in Susquehanna Township. But the Big Six consulting and accounting firm won't move into new digs. Instead, it will absorb its new employees through the latest trend in office-space design: Hoteling. Already, Ernst & Young's Philadelphia...
Desk sharing among mobile workers is known by several names: hoteling, hot-desking, virtual office, etc. It's simple and powerful. Mobile workers, like sales representatives, consultants, auditors, and even telecommuters, are often out of the office more than they are in. Hoteling maximizes utilization of space by sharing fewer office resources...
A recent IRS case study shows how federal managers can implement new requirements to enable 100 percent of eligible agency employees to telecommute by 2004. Part 2 of teleworking in the public sector.
For Deloitte Consulting in San Francisco, Bottom/Duvivier designs staff quarters with hoteling and permanent needs in mind. Deloitte Consulting, an international spin-off from the accounting giant Deloitte and Touche LLP, required some fancy consulting work of its own. Moving its San Francisco...
Aruba Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARUN), a global leader in wireless LANs and secure unified mobility solutions, today announced that Aruba reseller Hitachi Systems & Services HSAS has deployed an all-wireless Aruba network at its Omori Building in Tokyo. The new 12 floor facility enables employees to work from any...
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Today, as federal agencies wrestle with issues of employee recruitment, retention, and cost containment, telework has emerged as a vital tool that many of them, including the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office USPTO, use to address management challenges. USPTO runs seventeen telework programs, the two largest...
IBM program manager Gary Schmidt talks about the concept guiding the New Jersey installation designed by The Switzer Group. IBM program manager Gary Schmidt talks about the concept guiding the New Jersey installation designed by The Switzer Group.
Mojo... a term with many meanings over the years, in various contexts, but in today's media world, it refers to the new breed of mobile journalists using technology to work remotely. Most bloggers, naturally, are mojos, but increasing numbers of conventional journalists are as well. For example,...
My brother, a muckety-muck for storage vendor Sepaton, stopped by yesterday en route to Red Herring 100, where he's part of a panel discussing clean technology. Over lunch he told me that one of the speakers would be discussing new software to enable hot desking. Hot...