In the 1960s, if you wanted to fly from Australia to the US, it would have taken you at least two days.

Business was conducted on a local basis. You spoke to your clients in person, rang them on the telephone or wrote them letters that took days to arrive.

Today you can fly from Sydney to New York and, with a little help from the dateline, arrive before you leave home.

The internet now means you can do business, in the air or on the ground, anywhere in the world in a matter of minutes with the click of a mouse.

That’s why we choose to conduct our business on the internet.

Used right, the convenience of the internet means you can produce work around the clock and still catch eight hours sleep a night.

When time is tight and quality matters, contact e4Editor, your global editing professionals.