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virtual company

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virtual company

An organization that uses computer and telecommunications technologies to extend its capabilities by working routinely with employees or contractors located throughout the country or the world. Using e-mail, faxes, instant messaging, data and videoconferencing, it implies a high degree of telecommuting as well as using remote facilities.

To the Extreme
The most radical example of a virtual company would be one that hires only temporary help and whose office facilities are little more than a post office box and answering machine. See virtual, pervasive computing, telecity and hoteling.



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