EOffice

eOffice

eOffice

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eOffice is a British company that provides shared workspaces and services for entrepreneurs, freelancers, startups, SMEs and scaleups. Operating from a number of centres in Central London, and affiliated with 250 business centres worldwide, the company has a presence in 60 countries. eOffice offers fully furnished serviced offices, coworking space, meeting and video conferencing rooms, and virtual offices.[1]

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Design

Launched in 2002, the company has one of the first carbon neutral business centres worldwide[2] and was winner of the British Council for Offices[3] Innovation Awards 2007, BCO Regional Awards 2007 and 2008, and finalists in the FX Design and HSBC Startup Awards[4] which awards recognise innovation in design and technology. Each centre is customised with artwork and photography from local artists, themed on the unique geography and landmarks of the local city or region.[5]

They also offer a virtual reality conferencing solution[6][7] built on the Second Life platform for long distance[8] meetings.

Strategy

eOffice employs a business strategy with a heavy emphasis on social media.[9] The eOffice concept encourages clients to adopt a new business culture and way of work.[10][11] To encourage networking, eOffice has groups and followings on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Ning, Viadeo and XING.[12]

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    "How Web 2.0 Can Drive Huge Business Growth". News Album. YourBusiness Channel. August 8, 2008. Archived from the original on 14 February 2012. Retrieved 2009-01-18.
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