Read an interview with Ralph Ungermann, CEO of First Virtual Corporation at www.herring.com/mag/issue30/little.html. Browse through the Web sites of various virtual corporations to gain an in-depth understanding of their structure and operation. A few to explore are: First Virtual Corporation at www.fvc.com; Corporate Staffing Center at www.corporate-staffing.com/; CStudio International at cstudio.com/; and The Round Table Group at www.interaccess.com/rtg/. The article "Virtual Corporations" from LanTimes at www.lantimes.com/97/97aug/708b089a.html gives some good examples of how virtual corporations are well poised to capitalize on the current trend to outsource IT functions. BRINT's (A Business Researcher's Interests) section on virtual corporations and outsourcing at www.brint.com/EmergOrg.htm provides a wealth of links to information on virtual corporations. Virtual corporations provide special challenges to people working in teams. In Virtual Teams (John Wiley & Sons, 1997), Jessica Lipnack and Jeffrey Stamps detail those challenges and describe how best to meet them with lively discussions and case studies.