Telecommuting makes a lot of sense. Having information workers gathered into cubicle farms in a central location is so 1960s. The ability to quickly exchange information from remote locations, coupled with the high cost in time and energy to commute to the old office park, makes it increasingly popular now, and probably the de facto standard in the not too distant future. There’s one problem in the short term: Your ISP doesn’t care if you exist. …good luck trying to use your virtual private network, or VPN,<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Telecommuting makes a lot of sense. Having information workers gathered into cubicle farms in a central location is so 1960s. The ability to quickly exchange information from remote locations, coupled with the high cost in time and energy to commute to the old office park, makes it increasingly popular now, and probably the de facto standard in the not too distant future. There’s one problem in the short term: Your ISP doesn’t care if you exist. …good luck trying to use your virtual private network, or VPN, Continue reading