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The dark and light sides of flexible working

By Enterprise Innovation Staff | Jun 11, 2008

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Across the globe, white collar and service industry workers are abandoning their offices. They are working, instead, from their homes, their cars, coffee shops and public spaces. Thanks to technology, work has become something we do, and not a place we go.

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