Sentences with word «remotely»

For example, Aetna Insurance has 47 percent of its workforce working remotely and reports that its formalized program has reduced its office space by 2.7 million square feet and reaped $ 78 million in savings.

With more people working remotely than ever before, and an uptick in gig - type occupations, coworking spaces have emerged as a popular and cost - effective option for businesses and the part - time, full - time and contract workers they employ.

Five years ago logging on to your company's network remotely was an expensive, cumbersome process; today it's easy and free.

Fix started his business adventures as a freshman in high school, and what was originally a web marketing venture has evolved into ProvenPowerful Inc., an IT help firm that remotely diagnoses and fixes home PC problems.

The services are all provided remotely.

Multiple studies show that productivity increases when employees work remotely.

Remotely, Delphi engineers will monitor data processed by the car's multi-domain controller, a sort of black box that acts as the car's brain.

«I use MiFi capability with my smartphone, which allows me to connect to Wi - Fi while working remotely.»

Apple Inc's healthcare technology is spreading quickly among major U.S. hospitals, showing early promise as a way for doctors to monitor patients remotely and lower costs.

Windows Home Server lets you store and stream media files, create backups, and connect remotely via the Web.

In response the pair decided on a trial separation, working remotely from their separate apartments, but that approach «led to some fragmentation.

You can fight it with policies that restrict workers» ability to access data remotely (and likely lose top employees in the process).

Exiled and forced into managing his political movement remotely from London, Khodorkovsky's own presidential ambitions appear to be fading, as the 54 - year - old looks for younger proteges more likely to outlast the 65 - year - old Putin.

If you can make it so that I could touch somebody remotely through a wearable because it has haptic feedback — like I could give a hug and it would touch you or pinch you — that would be killer.

To meet the workforce's demand for more flexibility, organizations need to lay out clear guidelines for working remotely during office hours (76 % of respondents said their company lacks one).

But if the company is going to start removing accounts belonging to anyone who says anything remotely offensive, it is going to be spending all of its time doing that, and by doing so it is probably going to alienate as many users as to which it appeals.

In fact, last year 43 percent of working Americans said they spent at least some time working remotely.

They allege that Phantom Secure, which bills itself as «the world's most trusted communication service,» advertised its products as impervious to decryption and guaranteed that evidence on a device could be destroyed remotely if it was compromised.

A companion app lets you turn it off remotely, too.

Another new study, published jointly by Rogers, WORKshift and Stone - Olafson, discovered that employees are more engaged when they're able to work remotely.

Doctors will be kept informed with how often and when their patients are taking their medicine and those with ongoing health issues will be able to have things such as blood pressure and sugar levels monitored remotely.

How do you stay close with colleagues when you work remotely?

We also offer a flexible work schedule for employees to work remotely.

What if a support role — currently performed by someone working remotely — could have filled by someone local, who in time could have been developed into playing a strategic role at the company?

«All I needed was an internet connection and I could run my business remotely.»

Employers can also remotely wipe this section should the user ever leave the company or lose the phone.

This is a full - time position but can be done remotely (the editor for his newest site is based out of New York).

First, it's almost impossible to imagine that a U.S. Congress and President whose ideological makeup looked even remotely like the current crop would seriously consider anything approaching Ryan's Path to Prosperity budget proposal.

If the prospect of working remotely from the comfort of your home, and saving enough money to afford an extra vacation or a down payment on that new car looks appealing, Amazon, Apple, Dell, and IBM (among other Fortune 500 companies below) are currently hiring remote workers.

Or at least they couldn't sell for a price remotely reflective of the time and energy they'd invested.

It lets you remotely run almost any PC business app on your phone, too, like Salesforce, SAP, and Microsoft Office.

If this report were to be even remotely true, this is an all time low on morality and a reflection of the very character of an organisation.»

You can also choose to check for suspicious sign - ins, lock the phone, call your phone, sign out of your Google account remotely, contact your carrier or remotely erase the device.

Previously, employees were required to work in the office full time since the technology to work remotely wasn't yet in place.

The test involved not just Maersk but a series of third parties — the shipper, Dutch customs, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security — with all of them tracking containers remotely.

It's extremely hard to micromanage remotely and not something that we want to have to do.

Using AirStrip on a smartphone or tablet, a doctor can remotely diagnose a likely heart attack — and phone in orders for immediate and potentially life - saving interventions.

But if you know you need help with administrative tasks and you've got the flexibility to hire someone who can work remotely, it's definitely something worthwhile to consider.

The system almost seems to want to switch itself off, rather than steer a vehicle into anything even remotely unfamiliar.

We lean towards candidates who love to travel, value having a flexible lifestyle, or have worked remotely in the past.

In addition to spending time in Spain, he ended up living all over the world, enjoying extended stays in Buenos Aires, Toronto and New York all while growing Treehugger.com remotely.

One thing we've found is that the more entrepreneurial - spirited candidates tended to have a harder time focusing on the tasks at hand when working remotely.

AirStrip, an app that lets doctors use their mobile devices to monitor a hospital patient's vital signs remotely, is one of the many mobile technology startups that is helping to cut health care costs under Obamacare.

Just as important, it's not as if there's another LinkedIn profile reading Mitt Romney LinkedIn that seemed even remotely legit.

FlexJobs, a leader in the flexible job movement that's currently disrupting the traditional workforce, has released data about how working remotely will save you money.

Candidates must have experience working remotely or running their own business.

ChildNet, which focuses on child welfare, will use tablets and smartphones to upload and access case files remotely, which could ultimately help cut printing costs, said Emilio Benitez, president and CEO of ChildNet.

«For one low monthly fee, it is now possible for a small business to remotely lease all of the cutting - edge equipment they need to remain competitive in the marketplace,» Michael Collins of Bawell Water Ionizers told me.

Thefts involving smartphones have declined dramatically in three major cities since manufacturers began implementing «kill switches» that allow the phones to be turned off remotely if they are stolen, authorities said on Tuesday.

The findings are displayed on the device's 10 - inch touchscreen, but you can also check them remotely via its accompanying mobile app.