Digital nomad
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Digital nomads are individuals that leverage digital technologies to perform their work duties, and more generally conduct their lifestyle in a nomadic manner. Such workers typically work remotely—from home, coffee shops and public libraries to collaborate with teams across the globe.
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Definition [edit]
Nomadic entrepreneurs and professionals often work as freelance writers, photographers, affiliate marketers, web designers, software developers, graphic designers, and other types of knowledge workers who can perform work duties irrespective of physical location. They frequently use new technologies like a smartphone, wifi, and web-based applications to enable their lifestyle, and earn an income wherever they live or travel.[1][2] Digital nomads also often utilize coworking spaces and shared offices in major cities around the world.
Also referred to as location independent professionals (LIP) or entrepreneurs.
See also [edit]
- Location independence
- Mobile bohemian, or mobo
References [edit]
- ^ Tsugio Makimoto & David Manners (1 January 1997), Digital nomad, Wiley
- ^ Mike Elgan (1 August 2009), Is Digital Nomad Living Going Mainstream?, Computerworld
