In this live videoconference we bring together experts and thought-leaders from both the academia and the corporate world to share different perspectives about telework productivity.

Our featured expert is Dr. Jenny Ying from Stanford University who will present insights from her research study on this topic: DOES WORKING FROM HOME WORK? (http://www.nber.org/papers/w18871)

You will also learn about other research studies in this field, case studies, best practices, and technology solutions that can help organizations implement telework without compromising productivity and sense-of-belonging.

Agenda:

Introduction Dr. Jenny Ying, Stanford University: Does Working from Home Work?
Evidence from a Chinese Experiment Michele Sommer, Employee Relations & Human Resources Senior Business Partner: Success in Working Virtually
Edward Kwang, Founder & CEO, MySammy: Quantifiable Performance Measurements of Teleworkers Mor Sela, Founder, Better Collaboration: The Case for Virtual Open Space Open discussion
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This is not a typical webinar in which you can only text your questions and comments! This is a live multi-party videoconference in which everybody can be seen and be heard (this is optional -- you may stay invisible and muted if you wish to).

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Better Collaboration - Innovating Virtual Teamwork

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Can Telework be Productive?

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