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The [information appliance] with its Hot Desk technology enables access to everything on your network. In effect, the workplace is where the lap-top is, a mobile world in which differences between the individual's space and time and those of the organisation are blurred in a way new to most office workers: in the open-plan prairie of hot desks, individual behaviour can be scrutinised with even more efficiency than the prisoners who were observed in Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon,(1) and the activities of out-of-office workers can be surveyed electronically with almost equal precision. The SunRay appliance, with its hot desk capability featuring SmartCard technology enables healthcare providers to access critical patient information and move from room to room or between work spaces without logging out of patients' medical records. |
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