Technical Nomads today announced the launch of a new blog as an online resource center.
The blog serves as a research tool to help small businesses decrease resource search efforts.
February 12, 2007 (Press Release) --
Atlanta Georgia, 12 Feb 2007 - Technical Nomads today announced it recently launched a new blog as an online resource center for individuals seeking ways to work from a home based office or from anywhere they have an Internet connection, allowing them to work pretty much from anywhere they want and when they want.
Small business and the self-employed now represent the backbone of the current economy. Larger businesses continue to decentralize, developing a trend for the return of the small office concept and a shift to working online.
The US Small Business Administration (SBA) began reporting as early as 1999 that the US economy no longer is dominated by giant corporations, and that fully 99% of all independent enterprises employ fewer than 500 people.
Technology continues to create demand for people who can work from home or in a virtual office space. Many people across the country are now employed as consultants, independent contractors, or organized as small business entities with specialized services that cater to the often outsourced needs of larger companies.
At the time of this writing and literally everyday, thousands of displaced, downsized, and underemployed workers, single parents, retirees, and babyboomers are searching the Internet in an attempt to find viable small businesses, cottage industries, and work-from-home opportunities to replace or increase income.
The newly launched Technical Nomads blog provides topical reviews on products, services, resource links, marketing, and How-to-tips for the SOHO market and the online virtual office entrepreneur. The blog will serve as a repository of information to help small businesses and online entrepreneurs decrease their online research efforts.
Now with increasingly more affordable computer technology, telecommunication services, and videoconferencing, people are finding that they have the possibility to work form just about anywhere.
To learn more, please visit the the website:
http://soho-quest.blogspot.com
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Small business and the self-employed now represent the backbone of the current economy. Larger businesses continue to decentralize, developing a trend for the return of the small office concept and a shift to working online.
The US Small Business Administration (SBA) began reporting as early as 1999 that the US economy no longer is dominated by giant corporations, and that fully 99% of all independent enterprises employ fewer than 500 people.
Technology continues to create demand for people who can work from home or in a virtual office space. Many people across the country are now employed as consultants, independent contractors, or organized as small business entities with specialized services that cater to the often outsourced needs of larger companies.
At the time of this writing and literally everyday, thousands of displaced, downsized, and underemployed workers, single parents, retirees, and babyboomers are searching the Internet in an attempt to find viable small businesses, cottage industries, and work-from-home opportunities to replace or increase income.
The newly launched Technical Nomads blog provides topical reviews on products, services, resource links, marketing, and How-to-tips for the SOHO market and the online virtual office entrepreneur. The blog will serve as a repository of information to help small businesses and online entrepreneurs decrease their online research efforts.
Now with increasingly more affordable computer technology, telecommunication services, and videoconferencing, people are finding that they have the possibility to work form just about anywhere.
To learn more, please visit the the website:
http://soho-quest.blogspot.com
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