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| | | Virtual Office_Deep Sea Corals Planning Meeting |
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| | This site has been established to link participants and help prepare for the meeting. CYPRESS COVE ROOM DOUBLETREE WESTSHORE HOTEL, TAMPA 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm NOVEMBER 14, 2002 | | | | |
 | | | | | | | Title | The Virtual Office in the UN Atlas of the Oceans
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| | Author(s) / Editor(s) | John Everett | | Description | Advantages of a UN Atlas virtual office: a virtual office is a customized topic tree relating to the activities of your organization or project. it permits the rapid global dissemination of your information. it is complementary to your organization's own website, but can be used as an Intranet if you do not have a website. Information can be added or uploaded in any electronic format from any location. Your information becomes part of a global searchable virtual library. Your team can use any PC with Internet access to contact your virtual office. They will not need remote access to your organization's email system. Dispersed staff can take part in virtual discussions and add notes to existing documents or other knowledge objects. Staff working in the field can update their contact information and diaries. Access can be open or restricted. | | Keywords | USING VIRTUAL OFFICE | |
| Content Language(s) | English | | File Location | 1036723753293_VIRTOFCEsteve.doc | |
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| Type of Document | Paper: Technical paper | | Document Status | Draft | |
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| Publication Date | November 2002 | |
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1076 Topics - 5135 Related Knowledge - 2534 Members - 34 Editors |
