Oasis /ōˈāsis/ Noun. First used in the early 1600s, originating from the Egyptian Arabic, waahah.
1. a fertile spot in a desert where water is found, that sparks creativity and wild growth.
2. a pleasant and peaceful area or period in the midst of challenging or hectic places or situations.
Historically, the location of oases has been of critical importance to trade (business) and transportation (movement or circulation) in the desert. For our purposes, The Oasis facilitates continued relationships, ease and business development, even in the most barren environment.