Telework is in many cases, a win-win for employers and employees. It allows the employer to reduce real estate space, and the considerable expenses of running corporate-campus kitchens and cantinas, climate control, bathroom space, even coffee and beverage expense is reduced or eliminated. The employee escapes a daily commute, may be closer to a loved one needing attention (or his or her furry pet companions), and flexibility in choice of living arrangements: for example a choice of residence not convenient for a daily commute to the office. As companies and individuals become more conscious of issues like work-life balance or carbon emissions, telework allows companies and employees to adopt and comply with social commitments along these lines.

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• Vijay Narsapur, Infosys
• Terry Rybolt, Teleperformance
• Stephen Loynd, Trendzowl
• Kathryn Casale, Institute for Robotics Process Automation & Artificial Intelligence
• Andy Searle, BPESA
• Mark Hillary, Carnaby Content & the CX Files

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