The paper , prepared by the Work Design Collaborative, summarizes the results of a survey “designed to enhance our understanding of how people are actually working today – how much time they spend in various kinds of workspaces, who they interact with (both face-to-face and remotely), and in particular what collaborative technologies they rely on, how effective those technologies are in supporting their work, and what challenges they face when they are working remotely.”

We cite this research when our clients ask us about the benefits of implementing electronic solutions to help them solve their paper problems. Frequently, we find that they haven’t fully considered the expanded flexibility they will be able to offer their employees, and what kind of impact it will have on their bottom line.