The home office as back-up


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As people more people have tended to want to work from home since 9/11, some companies view having a network of home offices as a kind of back-up, in case anything of a similar magnitude should happen. American Express company, which was located near the World Trade Center, was able to maintain much of its operation by letting its employees work from home.

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