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Overview: The electronic tools available to knowledge workers today empower a single employee to achieve a level of productivity that once required multiple employees. However, employees can only use network-enabled tools and resources when they are connected to them, usually within the confines of an office workstation. This paper has discussed the business benefits, costs, and expected ROI of expanding highly mobile knowledge workers access to the company network.
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