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Remote access software is almost always advantageous to someone like me who loves to travel. In fact, I have been to many US states in my lifetime but I don't skip work since it pays for the travel. What I use is remote access software. One time, I was off to a day of nature tripping with my cousin. The day was almost ruined because my absent-minded cousin forgot to send an important job that day to his boss. A very annoyed boss left a voicemail for my cousin, asking if my cousin has sent it. But because of remote access software, we were able to continue on with the trip. All he did was call his wife at home to turn on his laptop to access it from his mobile phone. He attached his job and sent it to his boss. Easy, and now, no worries! This is how remote access software charm its way into my heart. I told my close friend who is a writer and is planning to start his own SEO business. He works from home for an online outsourcing company and has been envisioning opening a company with long-time friends who are also SEO specialists. Since last year, they have been preparing for their company and had been communicating ideas and concepts back and forth through email, but none have been put into order. I suggested he try remote access software to contact his partners who lived in various cities. One of them took a job the month before in Melbourne, Australia, which made it difficult to get things done. They ended up procuring remote access software called Latitude. It has a feature called LatiWeb, which is a browser-based client that allows entry of timesheets and records any type of information in their register including meetings, plans, drawings, conversations, emails, etc. You can view client & job details while on-site, off-site, at home, or at a coffee shop.
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