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Telework 2010: Telework in the Federal Government

June 15, 2010

Are federal agencies willing and prepared to create a 21st century work environment based on flexibility, continuity and performance? FedScoop surveyed IT executives from the federal and private sectors in the DC Metro Area to assess how attitudes and practices of telework are playing out in the business community.

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