Last week at my job we had a person come in from Cisco to demo the Cisco UC500 phone system for us and our clients. During the presentation he stated that Work is no longer a places, work is an activity. This rang true in so many ways. People work while in line at Starbucks, in the car, at the air port, at home, and even on the toilet. 
When you wake up in the morning to go to work, you may start actually working before you get to the office and still be working on during your drive home and then again after dinner. It’s a crazy place we live in today. Think about this the next time you are “going to work” and see how much of your day you are at the office, at home, in the car, at the airport and take now of how often you are working…
#1 by Kenny Kant on June 25, 2008 - 5:57 pm
So what has gotten us to this point? Is it simply technology allowing people to communicate easier such as cell phones, IM’s, ..etc? or
I think that one cause could be the the “NOW” generation where people need to have something this -very- minute. Waiting around for information is not an option anymore. We are used to Google kicking up pages with a cornucopia of information. We have access to information everywhere. People (employees,workers..etc) are also providers of information .and are now being pushed more and more to produce instant results.
<> ??? hmm?