The report says that offices will exist mainly to provide co

The report says that offices will exist mainly to provide corporate identity and social interaction.ITdepartments will need to provide remote access to electronic mail and company information systems.
They will need to ensure that people bringing in laptops can easily plug into network resources such as printers.And that there is a policy for fixing or replacing faulty equipment fast.
Companies will also need a strategy for protecting the security of information being carried around or logged in to remotely.Confidential data held on laptops might have to be encrypted.
There are three main approaches to introducing a home/mobile working scheme:
 the property-led approach,which focuses on reducing office space;
 the technology-led approach,which is driven by the ability of technology to change how people work;
 the business-led approach,which employs mobile technologies to improve business
performances or to redesign the business process.
The last approach is most likely to bring big benefits because it focuses on productivity
improvements.
Having selected an approach,Pagoda recommends that companies try flexible working on a carefully chosen pilot group that reflects the whole business.
Generally speaking,home working is most suitable for work carried out alone at a PC or laptop,or for interacting with customers over the phone or by e-mail.The report reveals that up to 80 percent of an average office employee’s tasks are performed alone at a desk and could therefore be carried out anywhere.
Of course,remote working can be less than ideal.While it is easy to write memos on a train,it is more difficult,because of lack of privacy,to talk to customers.Traveling executives say it is stressful to work on the move.Battery life for portables is limited,and laptops and spare batteries are heavy to carry around.
Home-based workers will feel isolated,and managers will be slower to find out about and solve their problems.There is also a number of legal and taxation issues,which companies must solve before encouraging workers to stay at home.Whatever the problems,however,the message of the report is that home and mobile working are here to stay.
B.Number the following items according to the order it appears in the article:
61.(a) Information on laptop computers may need to be put into code.
62.(b) Organizations will need to have plans to make sure that information on computers is not available to people who don’t have the right to see it.
63.(c) Offices will exist to give companies an identity and to allow people to meet and discuss things.
64.(d) Company computer staff will have to find ways of letting employees connect their computers to the company’s computer system so that they can use equipment like printers.
65.(e) Company computer staff will have to find ways of letting employees look at their e-mail from outside the office.
A.Find this computer vocabulary which is important in home working (paragraph 1-2):
56.to get access to a computer system
57.the company department that deals with computers
58.a computer that you can carry easily
59.the computer system in a company that everyone can use
60.when you can get into a computer system even if you are not in the place where it is.
C.Write ‘T’ for true,‘F’ for false:
66.There are two ways of starting up a system of people working away from the office.
67.Eighty percent of an average employee’s time is spent in meetings.
68.The technology-led approach is the one that will have the most benefits.
69.When a company chooses an approach,all its employees should follow it immediately.
70.Home working is good for people dealing customers by phone or e-mail.

B.Number the following items according to the order it appears in the article:
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A.Find this computer vocabulary which is important in home working (paragraph 1-2):
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C.Write ‘T’ for true,‘F’ for false:
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