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Dana Gardner

  • President and Principal Analyst, Interarbor Solutions
Gilford
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Enterprise Tech News EM360Tech

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By Alejandro Leal, Tudor Galos, Dana Gardner
| Enterprise Management 360
Infrastructure Management How AI Growth is Impacting Data Center Demand 4 min
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Work from Anywhere Trend Attracts More Well-Off People to the Lakes Region

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By Dana Gardner
| Business NH Magazine
LACONIA — Four-season resort areas like the Lakes Region are attracting more mobile workers willing to pay handsomely for their piece of the good life by the lakes and mountains. For those with the opportunity, many high-earning city jobs can be done from anywhere there's a connected personal computer. Those who already own a second home far from their residences in metro areas such as Boston can now stay in them for more than holiday vacations and weekend getaways — only now they get paid.
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Work from anywhere trend attracts more well-off people to the Lakes Region - for better or worse

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By Dana Gardner
| Laconia Daily Sun
LACONIA — Four-season resort areas like the Lakes Region are attracting more mobile workers willing to pay handsomely for their piece of the good life by the lakes and mountains. For those with the opportunity, many high-earning city jobs can be done from anywhere there's a connected personal computer. Those who already own a second home far from their residences in metro areas such as Boston can now stay in them for more than holiday vacations and weekend getaways — only now they get paid.
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