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Never Completely Out of Touch The problem with business travel, to put it bluntly, is that you are not in your office. If you are a manager or a project leader, you still need to stay in touch with your team and what is going on at all times. Continuity is crucial.
The problem with business travel, to put it bluntly, is that you are not in your office. If you are a manager or a project leader, you still need to stay in touch with your team and what is going on at all times. Continuity is crucial.
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It could seem that this need is at cross-purposes with the idea of business travel. But don’t worry, with modern technology and a bit of coordination on your part, you can maintain a reasonable level of connectivity to your important projects and team activities even while driving in the rental car or waiting out a flight at the airport.
The actual technology you use to stay connected may change over time. Whereas in the past we could only use pay phones at airports, we have evolved technologically so you can travel and access your network via your cell phone, wireless PC or an assortment of other devices. This said, you will need to put two essentials into place.
The first thing you will need is a way to stay in touch with your team cheaply and easily. If you want more than simple phone calls, you probably already have some favourite apps to do this. There are a bounty of possibilities at hand. Maybe we’ll touch on those applications another time.
The second thing you will need is a tool to keep your office workstation and company data at your fingertips come what may. That is our field: the field of remote desktops and distant working. So, this is where we step in with TSplus Remote Access , software to make your desktop available from anywhere on any device, even with low Internet bandwidths.
An important step is to identify which type of technology satisfies your need for connectivity as well as enabling you to work productively in diverse locations such as the airport, your airplane seat or your hotel room. Here, I’m referring to the laptop, tablet and/or smartphone you plan to use when accessing your desktop remotely while working away.
Of course, that is up to you. Especially since TSplus Remote Access can connect using our built-in customisable Web Portal This leaves you total freedom of which device you prefer but also which OS you would like to use. You can even have more than one favourite as long as you have an Internet browser in each.
Depending on where and why you are travelling, this could require a little more care and attention. As you conduct a technical review of the available technology, be careful to research the durability of the equipment you are taking on the road. You may be able to afford the most sophisticated equipment on the market today.
But is that equipment going to survive the rigours of travel? Indeed, travelling could include your high-tech devices being banged around in your luggage, exposed to heat, cold and moisture or just about any other harsh condition you might throw them into. If it isn't, then it isn't going to be the kind of equipment you want by your side on a long business trip.
Once you have settled on the equipment, you can check how it is configured. Make sure you are all set for internet access as well as the ability to tap into your corporate intranet and network. This is crucial so that you can communicate with your team and access corporate files to stay on top of what is going on with your projects back at the office.
Something to remember if you want to back up wireless connectivity with a cable, is to check plugs and sockets on your cables and devices as well as what will be available locally since they will need to be compatible.
Once you have settled on the equipment, you can check how it is configured. Make sure you are all set for internet access as well as the ability to tap into your corporate intranet and network. This is crucial so that you can communicate with your team and access corporate files to stay on top of what is going on with your projects back at the office.
For example, if your project team file their status reports each Friday morning, you must be able to review those. Then, you will most likely want to give your team directions for any further action. So, you need to be able to communicate with them those items on which they need to work deriving from those reports.
You will generally need to do this quickly and efficiently, even if you are on a ten-hour flight from Europe. Hence the need for connectivity hardware powerful enough and technology modern enough to be rapid and efficient.
Nowadays, making sure you can access the Internet is often as simple as checking with your mobile provider that your data is activated. You need mainly to ensure that you can use it freely where you are travelling. If you’ve never used your mobile internet abroad before, this may mean buying a data-pack or ordering a data add-on to be applied to your mobile subscription.
Note that it really is worth figuring out in advance how to make your smartphone's mobile Internet connection available to your laptop or other devices. Indeed, should the need occur, you may be relieved to use your mobile hotspot to supersede a lousy Wi-Fi connection. Remember that some may be too slow, others might present data security issues, and yet others both. Luckily, Wi-Fi and Internet access are becoming increasingly accessible and reliable.
Case in point, the offer and quality of the access has become something important in most travel or commuting interchanges such as airports and stations as well as in cafes, hotels or public places worldwide. There are also more and more shared office facilities in cities around the globe. These offer you even more potential to easily stay connected to your office while travelling.
To manage your phone contacts, one reflex can involve just putting the "out of office" auto-answer on your office message service. Instead, you could ask admin to forward your office phone-line to your cell phone and receive your phone calls in remote. This will enable you to conduct your business as though you were on site throughout your trip. Additionally, remember all those communication applications mentioned in passing. They open a world of possibilities.
There is currently adequate technology available for you to be able both to access and to operate your desktop computer, left back on your desk at the office, even while traveling. One such service is TSplus Remote Access If you’ve never used it before, we offer a 15-day fully featured trial to test our software. See with your IT department what methodology they have enabled for this sort of access so that you can get them involved in your trip planning. They will love the handy and well-designed admin console and you can leave it to them to customise company visuals and other such preferences.
By accessing your PC daily or several times daily, you can continue to use your instance of Microsoft Outlook or whichever email software you prefer. Thus, you can read and respond to important business emails as you relax in your hotel room or by the pool after your business meetings out of town. Thanks to TSplus Remote Access, you won’t need to get used to another machine. Your desktop will be every bit the same as at the office, with all your applications and files in their place.
A customisable Web portal, Session capture, Remote printing, Multi-users, HTML5, these are just a few of the features that make it possible to perform virtually any function remotely just as you could have done only in the office in the past. With our add-ons TSplus Advanced Security and 2FA, you also have the key to ensuring the safety of your connections is at its highest wherever you may travel.
And if you want to turn off your office computer while you are away, no need to worry, you can still access it. Indeed, enter TSplus Remote Support and its Wake-on-LAN capability and unattended access feature. With these on board, you can access your desktop and data with true freedom yet still reduce your carbon footprint.
So don’t accept the limitations of the road. Investigate how to be fully connected as you go about your business travel. The outcome? You can keep all of your important business projects moving forward simultaneously. So, for all you need to set up a remote office in moments, visit the TSplus download page.
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