Teleworking and teletrade in India: combining diverse perspectives and visions
By: Mitter, Swasti.
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ArticlePublisher: 2000Description: p.2241-252.Subject(s): Information technology - India | Telecommunications - India | Telecommuting | Telework
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: The rapid spread of information technology combined with the deregulation and upgrading of telecommunications in virtually all countries has given considerable impetus to outsourcing or delocalisation of work. This is happening within and across national boundaries and has been described as teleworking, taking different forms. The development of teleworking represents a convergence between a number of different trends, many of which have major implications for environmental, social and economic policy. How industry, the governments, the policy-makers respond to these changes will seriously impact on the future of the economy, on the employment possibilities as well as the quality of work-life of people. - Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 35, Issue no: 26 | Available | AR45849 |
The rapid spread of information technology combined with the deregulation and upgrading of telecommunications in virtually all countries has given considerable impetus to outsourcing or delocalisation of work. This is happening within and across national boundaries and has been described as teleworking, taking different forms. The development of teleworking represents a convergence between a number of different trends, many of which have major implications for environmental, social and economic policy. How industry, the governments, the policy-makers respond to these changes will seriously impact on the future of the economy, on the employment possibilities as well as the quality of work-life of people. - Reproduced
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