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8 Steps to a Successful Telework Program

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http://agilquest.com/ 7. Integrate with COOP & Business Continuity Make sure you know where your employees are in case of emergency or natural disaster. Utilize a technology that integrates the HR systems and workplace reservation system to know exactly who is in the office and where they are sitting. Also provide your employees with a way to find other places to work, even when their main office is unavailable to ensure your organization can continue to service its customers. 8. Report usage and measure savings Decide on your goals, whether productivity, real estate savings, energy savings, or even all of the above. Then establish the baseline by which further progress will be measured regularly. A well managed program is evidenced by well prepared and consistent reports, so it is critical that the eventual reporting be a part of every step of the program, especially the upfront planning. Summary Use the above steps to make sure your telework program has success built in from day one. If you have to accelerate your program to meet deadlines, keep these steps and advice in mind so the end result is a telework program that keeps workers communicating and productive, and gives you the control and reporting you need. 8 Steps to a Successful Telework Program Define policy Determine candidates Deploy technologies Train managers and teleworkers Maintain productivity Implement workplace flexibility Integrate with COOP Report usage & measure savings

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