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Serviced offices: the next big thing? Learn how you can take advantage of this growing industry.
Need temporary office space? Someone to professionally answer your phones? Let us introduce you to the world of serviced offices. Professionalism is the word when it comes to running a business out of your home, but with limited resources and space, projecting a professional image can sometimes be tough. By offering a variety of services on a temporary or virtual basis, serviced offices allow you to reap the benefits of a full-fledged office without incurring the high costs.
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Lyle Maul, for one, founded eVirtual Suites in Los Angeles last November as a way to meet the demands of the growing homebased business community. "We wanted to level the playing field and give the small guy the same advantages the big guy has," he says.
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