Ask any company that has invested in technology to turn off their workstations and work for one month with typewriters and carbon paper instead. Of course technology can be under and mis-employed like any other resource. But to be ignorant of technology, or to devote limited time and thought to how it can improve operations is a mistake. People want off of the treadmill. They're discovering how to get as much or more out of life without relying on a plethora of things.
People wish to reintegrate their lives.
There's a desire to unite work and home life more closely but not many people have unlocked the secret yet. But some recent experiments in city and neighborhood planning are allowing people to recreate true communities where work, family, play, and education are more closely tied together. This set of changes is forcing all of us to rethink our work and our lives. An Enterprise of One Most of the people in our network are independent, that is, they are in business for themselves or they are employed by another firm and do work for MG Taylor on the side. These individuals get paid on a fee basis by the week, day or hour.