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• At Price Waterhouse, employees call it " hoteling ."
• Even with hoteling, there is a pecking order.
• In some offices, hoteling is strained,
• Terms for this strategy include Hoteling, " alternative officing " and " hotdesking ".
• The monastery had a separate building for housing, another for hoteling guests and magernitsa.
• It's such a simple thing now-- in this bicentennial year of hoteling.
• In the last few years, these companies have tried hoteling to economize on real estate.
• But by hoteling in its new space, the firm hopes to save even more money.
• The practice of hoteling has resulted from increased worker mobility, enabled by advances in mobile technology.
• Companies started implementing hoteling in the 1990s, with consulting and accounting firms among the early adopters.
• Desk-sharing and hoteling are so new that only a handful of major firms are trying it.
• When I'm in L . A ., I'm usually hoteling it in Beverly Hills.
• Experienced examiners have an option of working primarily from home through a hoteling program implemented in 2006 by the USPTO.
• It has just started hoteling in its Dallas and New York offices, and Washington will soon follow, she said.
• When employees arrive at work ( or log in remotely ), they access the hoteling reservation software and log in.
• HOTELING _ The practice of moving workers from one office ( or cubicle ) to the next, depending on the day.
• The firm's introduction of hoteling follows the lead of big corporations like IBM, AT & T, and Travelers.
• The benefits of hoteling over a more traditional, one-desk-per-employee scenario include saving costs on commercial real estate,
• Hoteling was first implemented by consulting firms and customer representative companies, and these types of companies continue to be the highest users of such systems.
• But the extent of " telecommuting " and " hoteling, " as these techniques are known, will remain limited, say skeptics.