In reply to Peter Grafton.

Peter -- You're absolutely right about the work flexibility being a primary benefit. No longer do we need to feel as though we must "clock in" or "clock out" at specific times. There are certainly times when I may have to run out for an hour or so during the day (to run the kiddos to the dentist or the like), but I also have the ability to log on and catch up after dinner, for example, if I still need to wrap something up. With all of the necessary tools within reach at home, I can work whenever I need to.

Roxanne - Great point as well. The work/life balance really benefits all parties. Employees are better able to focus on work once long and aggravating commutes are no longer a daily distraction.