Tele-Commuter Resources

After many years of research, Tele-Commuter Resources has developed the Information Age Community project. It's dynamic boundary is based upon markets not political boundaries defined by pioneer surveyor s and geologic land forms. Its goal is to integrate our urban-rural economies and represents the first Comprehensive Development Plan for Minnesota and surrounding communities.

The workplan was developed by 100 participants over a one-year period using our patented e-Consensus Forum.

Our efforts began with strategic telework which begins the paradigm shift from the Industrial Age centralization model to the Information Age model of decentralization. Unfortunately, in many policy and operational arenas we remain locked in the Industrial mindset. Our Workforce Virtualization Program (WVP) addresses many of the remote worker issues that should have totally invalidated the dominant ad hoc approach. The WVP is based upon reducing congestion and its environmental and energy related impacts, facility "right-sizing", enhanced, and accountable, performance and a greater ROI. If you provide a Suite of Telecommuting Services that supports your activities electronically, you can live anywhere while simultaneously putting people back into our neighborhoods and small towns. TCR's assessment tools in managing the workforce, curriculum optimization, and health care delivery are a few of the basic tools to move society into the Information Age