Why Do We Still Commute? – Pacific Standard
Over the last year, many companies have ended their liberal work-from-home policies. Firms like IBM, Honeywell, and Aetna joined a…
Month: October 2017
2037: The debut of the rolling office cubicle
In the 1960s, the creators of the television cartoon series The Jetsons envisioned in the 21st century, we’d be jetting…
Leverage ICT for rapid remedy to jobs vs. affordable housing imbalance in metro areas
As I look out the window of my California Housing Finance Agency office in downtown Sacramento at 5 p.m. on…
S. F. Bay Area hitting the wall with unaffordable housing, lengthy commutes
The September losses, combined with 2,400 job losses reported by the EDD for August, paint an unsettling picture and lend…
Believe it or not, commuting will get better — a few decades from now – San Francisco Chronicle
Let’s start with the bad news. Commuting, that scourge of modern life, will not go away. Skip forward a few…
Transition from Industrial Age to knowledge economy sparks debate over “remote” work
No one said the decades long transition from the Industrial Age to the Information Age knowledge economy would be an…