Categories
Archives
News Home > > News Detail
When incorporating a business in the digital age, many entrepreneurs find themselves questioning the need and relevancy of an office. With so many employees working from home, using mobile devices to be more productive and holding meetings with co-workers and clients remotely, is there really a definitive need for a brick-and-mortar office?
According to a recent Skype survey, remote workplaces are becoming widely accepted, with an average of 62 percent allowing employees to log in while still in their pajamas. Additionally, 75 percent of executives and decision makers view working from home as acceptable and an additional 56 percent find their remote employees to be more productive.
"The proliferation of online collaboration tools is one indicator that [the] 'WFH' - that’s short for 'working from home,' ... culture is blossoming," Jolie O'Dell wrote for Mashable. "In fact, Skype and tools like it have pretty much made the necessity of a 9-to-5 physical presence behind a cubicle-bound desk obsolete."
One sector that remote offices particularly benefit is a group of female entrepreneurs with families, dubbed "mompreneurs." By incorporating a remote business, mompreneurs are still able to take care of their families while simultaneously staying connected with their careers and the outside world.
This article is brought to you by Vcorp Services – specializing in the review and preparation of entity formations. From obtaining a tax identification number to preparing Articles of Incorporation, Vcorp Services can get your business off the ground.
According to a recent Skype survey, remote workplaces are becoming widely accepted, with an average of 62 percent allowing employees to log in while still in their pajamas. Additionally, 75 percent of executives and decision makers view working from home as acceptable and an additional 56 percent find their remote employees to be more productive.
"The proliferation of online collaboration tools is one indicator that [the] 'WFH' - that’s short for 'working from home,' ... culture is blossoming," Jolie O'Dell wrote for Mashable. "In fact, Skype and tools like it have pretty much made the necessity of a 9-to-5 physical presence behind a cubicle-bound desk obsolete."
One sector that remote offices particularly benefit is a group of female entrepreneurs with families, dubbed "mompreneurs." By incorporating a remote business, mompreneurs are still able to take care of their families while simultaneously staying connected with their careers and the outside world.
This article is brought to you by Vcorp Services – specializing in the review and preparation of entity formations. From obtaining a tax identification number to preparing Articles of Incorporation, Vcorp Services can get your business off the ground.
About Vcorp Services LLC
Vcorp Services assists in the creation of new businesses and helps maintain existing businesses in
all 50 states. Quick, accurate and at the lowest rates, Vcorp's knowledgeable and experienced staff
has helped form thousands of new businesses including: LLCs, S-Corporations, C-Corporations,
Partnerships, Non-Profits and Professional Corporations. Vcorp works with entrepreneurs, legal and
tax professionals, as well as real estate experts to set up and maintain businesses across the
country. Vcorp also specializes in helping small businesses to get started, grow and remain in
compliance with federal and state regulations.