[Coworking] Re: Starting up a coworking space in Nashville

We are pretty set on the geographical boundaries where we want to locate our space. The area is getting ready to go through a Tier 1 revitalization push from our local government. This is both a good thing and a bad thing. Right now we are very limited in what space is available, and the

Re: [Coworking] Avoiding the Sub-lease agreement

Hi Hilary, As Kevin Penstock mentioned (thanks, Kevin), LiquidSpace has a free open-source legal agreement you can use directly with your members (or it's the default for bookings on LiquidSpace.com). https://liquidspace.com/terms/dash-license Email me directly if you want to connect on why

Re: [Coworking] Avoiding the Sub-lease agreement

Hi you can check this out for your agreements. https://liquidspace.com/terms/dash-license On Aug 3, 2017 2:54 PM, wrote: > Hi Susan! > I am in the same stage and would really love to get a look at your > membership agreement. I'm debating on subleasing vs

Re: [Coworking] Internet Speed

To answer you question directly, from my experience, you’ll need at least 200/200, but my guess is 300/300 JEROME CHANG <> talk to us: (323) 330-9505 <> chat w/ us:  <>http://www.BLANKSPACES.com/chat WEST: Santa Monica <> |  <>1450 2nd St (@Broadway) CENTRAL:

Re: [Coworking] Internet Speed

Two things you can't skimp on: - good coffee - good internet Prices and service options vary so widely from region to region. But you're definitely looking to get as much upload and download speed as you can afford. Upload is definitely important - but so is low latency and stability. Latency

[Coworking] Internet Speed

Hi All, I want to discuss about internet speed. I want to hear peoples thought on the desirable internet speed required for a co-working environment with a capacity of say, 100 desk. Is uploading speed important as well? Is there any brand of controller and access point you can recommend.