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Designing Ubiquitous Computing Environments to Support Work Life Balance

Karlene C. Cousins, Upkar Varshney

May 1, 2009

Information technology is no longer restricted to organizational use but is as common place in the home as electricity and water. Because of this increased ubiquity, work activities infiltrate the home with ease and spontaneity and employees can carry out family activities at work effortlessly. For the employee, this has lead to "the always-connected lifest...

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