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Follow UsMUMBAI: Regus Group announced a comprehensive portfolio of workplace solutions for small businesses, home workers and entrepreneurs that features products and services from IBM and Cisco Systems.
The initiative is aimed at making small businesses and home workers more productive and efficient by providing productivity tools that help improve business operations.
The Regus Group is the provider of outsourced workplaces for businesses of any size. IBM will provide comprehensive technical support for voice over IP, videoconferencing and remote access for Cisco?s voice and data network platform. The office space infrastructures will be offered on a pay-as-you go basis and will include wireless access, individual video, WEB and audio conferencing, bandwidth on demand and find me/follow me phone functionality. These productivity features will enhance remote capability and connectivity for small businesses and remote workers in all 750 Regus Business Centers in 350 cities worldwide, a Regus statement said.
"IBM looks forward to working with Regus and Cisco to support and further enhance the work environments and increase productivity for entrepreneurs, mobile workers and remote employees," said Warren Weller, director of small and medium sized business services, IBM. "IBM also offers our Express services such as email/web security, remote desktop management, online backup to make it even easier for high-growth enterprises to manage their IT and expenses."
Mark Dixon, chief executive and founder, Regus, said, "Regus allows small businesses and entrepreneurs to establish an immediate presence in key locations with low upfront costs and no long-term commitments so they can compete effectively with larger companies."
The Regus Group offers fully equipped and furnished offices as well as prestigious business addresses for clients that office in a Regus center, from their home or on the road. IDC projects that two-thirds of the global workforce will be mobile by the end of 2006.
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