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Remote work

Remote work refers to working some portion of one’s work hours from a location that is not a main, shared office space. Initial discussions of remote work began as early as the 1970s, but increases in technology, particularly the home computer, greatly increased the availability of remote work.
Maria Karanika-Murray, Caroline Biron
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Telework and Remote Work

2021
“Telework” and “remote work” have both increased sharply in recent years during and after the pandemic. The basic difference between telework and remote work is that a teleworker uses personal electronic devices in addition to working physically remotely from a place other than an office or company premises, whereas remote work does not require visits ...
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Remote working

Data Processing, 1986
Abstract A UK company has the unusual task of linking up its 1000 employees who work from home. After looking at voice messaging, which was rejected for its poor facilities, a pilot scheme was set up to test two electronic mail systems plus videotex.
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Remote Working

Industrial Vehicle Technology International, 2019
OFF-HIGHWAY REMOTE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY AVAILABLE, HERE ARE A SELECTION OF THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
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Remote Work Policies

2023
Remote work is a well-known concept that experienced an enormous upswing with the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated massive digitization processes as well as the changed attitudes, desires, and motivations of employees for new work concepts and their unwillingness to return to the office.
Anett Hermann   +2 more
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Remote office work

Communications of the ACM, 1983
Remote work refers to organizational work that is performed outside of the normal organizational confines of space and time. The term telecommuting refers to the substitution of communications capabilities for travel to a central work location.
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Protecting Remote Work

New cybersecurity threats have sprouted due to the sudden shift to remote work; changed workplace dynamics have potentially moved security perimeters outward as organizations begin to experience new threats in the forms of phishing, ransomware, data breaches, and even insider threats.
Shambhavi Choubey, Ila Anand
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Remote Work Reimagined

Digital modernization of the workplace has increased the transition from traditional working to teleworking and hybrid contexts. Although digital tools have enhanced efficiency and connection, in some cases they create psychological/physical separation or exposure fatigue and communication barriers.
Swapandeep Kaur   +3 more
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