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A couple of weeks ago I spent four days in Atlanta, attending and participating in the inaugural SHARE conference in North America. While it was…


In my last blog post, I listed a litany of apps and options for collaborating on the go with tablets and smartphones. The many options…


WorkSnug is based here in London, though our users are spread all over the world.


Being mobile doesn’t mean being out of touch. Twenty years ago when you left the office to travel for business you’d have to call back…


We’re very excited about the latest release of our iPhone app , which does some really cool things with LinkedIn. WorkSnug connects mobile workers to the nearest and best laptop friendly places around the world – and now, for the first time, you can now connect your LinkedIn account and see other WorkSnug users near you. It’s a bit like sharing a virtual business card with other laptop workers


If you’ve decided to ditch the office and work remotely, whether that’s from home or on the road, it’s really important to start your flexible working journey off on the right foot. And if you’ve got stakeholders involved, like a boss, a manager or other team members, it’s really important to keep them on board too. Cora ( @corasauras ) wrote some excellent tips on that for our blog, as well as some solid advice for making your teleworking experience a success


Mobile Workforce Briefing: April 2012

A roundup of the month’s best links for mobile workers and digital nomads Supported by Plantronics . Simply Smarter Communication solutions for the Mobile Professional Here’s what we’ve been reading this month.


Virtual teams are an increasingly common form for organizing work—see the working remotely infographic. In the two previous posts in this series, I wrote about…


Earlier this week I posted about the need for effectiveness when working remotely, and outlined the first key: use virtual teams when there is a clear…