This document discusses the benefits of having a virtual office space rather than a physical office location. Virtual offices emerged as internet use grew and allowed businesses to cut costs by eliminating expenses associated with a physical workspace like rent, utilities, furniture, and equipment. Operating virtually reduces startup costs which can be over $100,000 for a physical office. With video conferencing, file sharing, and other online tools, businesses can communicate and collaborate effectively without being in the same location. This allows greater flexibility and profitability for businesses while reducing stress on employees.

1. Having Your Own
Virtual-Office

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•This article discusses the many
benefits you can reap from having
your own virtual office space to
conduct your business operations

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• Virtual office
spaces came
about as soon as
the explosion of
the internet
really took hold

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•moving from consumer level uses
to a more distinct corporate
platform for business operations.

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•The free form
incarnation of the
virtual office was a
response to rising
costs and
increasing wages
of workers

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•While many offices and such had
already began to grasp the idea of
an internal network to cut down
on physical costs

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•the idea of
having ‘no’
physical presence
for some
operations only
took hold recently

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•It was a business tradition to have
a base of operations where
everyone could meet, discuss and
carry out the critical aspects of work

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•Technology
then waved its
innovative flag
at everyone

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•they soon realised that
communication online was just as
good as communication f-2-f.

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•With virtual
boardrooms, video
streaming, large
carrier data
deliveries, emails,
instant chat

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•businesses can now shift to
cyberspace and cut down costs.

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•This is one of the
main reason why so
many business are
turning to virtual
office, to save
money and increase
their profit margin

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•The hassle of setting up a physical
office is truly a stress maker

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•you have to
liaise with
contractors, the
electrician, the
cable guy

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•you have to set up an internal
network and then there is the
question of office equipment and
furniture

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•Estimates for
2008 saw that
business were
spending in excess
of $100, 000 on a
minimum average
to start their
business

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•and we are only talking about
critical operations. If expansion
takes hold, then the costs rise.

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•The amount of
fixed costs can rise
to the ceiling pretty
quickly, electric
bills, internet,
email, hosting,
maintenance,
paper

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• The drive towards a paperless
and cashless environment should
be the pre cursor to make
business sit up and think

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•Sure, working
at home has its
many
disadvantages

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•but when compared to the
possibly good it can reap, it is a
risk that everyone should take.

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•All you need is a
good dose of self
discipline and
communication
management
involving all
parties who are
working together

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•You also need to look into getting
the basic office equipment set up
around your house and cordon off
a quiet space where you can work

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•As a business
owner or even
an employee,
the benefits are
tangible.

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•The costs will be reduced
tremendously. Stress levels will
decrease and productivity levels
will spike on the crest of a wave.

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•Having your
own virtual
office means
you are taking a
step in the right
direction.

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•In the end of the day, innovation,
technology and money
management are the few pillars of
an effective business model

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•a virtual office
has all these
characteristics
in spades

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•If you need information on
virtual offices, the internet is rife
with websites

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•business who
offer these
services for you
with just a few
clicks of a mouse.

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