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Web Office System: A key employee moves to another state but the company keeps running without a hitch
A dental supply wholesaler has their main office is in New York. Their key employee just moved to Texas. They needed a way to keep their key employee working, even though she was 1000 miles away. Their answer was Web Office System. Using Web Office System contact database and task management system they were able to keep running as though nothing had happened. The company keeps a common set of contacts in Web Office System. They assign tasks in Web Office just as if working out of the same office.
Web Office System lets companies like this work remotely. Other examples are an Economic Development Group who tracks membership and records membership dues. They can always use the download contacts into a spreadsheet function if they want to mail to their client database or work them on a regular basis. Another example of a Web Office company is a Public Works Project who sets up jobs and tracks consulting hours to manage projects. These people use Web Office System creatively to solve their needs and satisfy their requirements to work virtually on the Internet.
Web Office System frees managers and employees from having to travel, or synchronize data. It solves all the problems that typically thwart virtual companies. Commuting is an out of date concept that is hard on everyone, expensive, and frankly doesn't work all that well.
Web Office System knits multiple users together into a single, cohesive, virtual company. It has a security system with five user levels. Only certain users can update sensitive information. Web Office System manages dozens of jobs using a system of jobs and work queues. Manage projects, control labor cost, and insure the client gets billed accurately for all work performed. This is a great system when you decide to let your employees are work virtual.
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