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We ran a drill a couple of weeks back where everybody worked from home to ensure that if we have to close our office we are able to continue working (assuming w
by bartread 7y ago
We ran a drill a couple of weeks back where everybody worked from home to ensure that if we have to close our office we are able to continue working (assuming we're not ill, of course). This was really just to shake out any issues.
Fortunately, since most of us already work remotely for at least some of the time we didn't have any significant issues.
Beyond that, nothing really.
- twistedanimator 7y agoWow, that's refreshingly forward thinking! I wish my company took remote work seriously.
- hunta2097 7y agoYeah there is nothing special about the internet in the office!
- WrtCdEvrydy 7y agoWe can watch people and make sure they work - Management And what happens when the Management goes on Vacation during the holiday break? - Me * Stunned Management
- bob1029 7y agoWe are in a similar situation. 99% of the time everyone is working remote so we don't even really think about this stuff anymore. Our company has been operating like this for nearly a decade. There is a core group that works at a physical office, but they also have the ability to work remote for an indefinite period of time if the need arises. Distributed/remote companies are amazing for handling disaster scenarios like this. Hurricanes, floods, pandemics, zombies, you name it. We usually just work right through it.
- alexis_fr 7y agoIf we are constrained to work remotely, the network may experience issues too. The 4G and internet also need actual interventions. If we must work remotely, internet companies may also have to.
- Tepix 7y agoHaving one or just a handful guys work on-site shouldn't be a problem.
- Tepix 7y agoThat's proactive thinking, good job. We're looking at the maximum user limits of our hardware and licenses and expect to buy some more licenses for the VPN appliance.