Particle collider experiments would be continued even when one is not present at the laboratory (on-site). To achieve this, we require an e-Science paradigm of studying particle physics anytime anywhere. One of the components for establishing this paradigm is a remote control room for data acquisition (DAQ). We developed and embedded a remote control room at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI). Since then, we have been adopting on/offline shifts for conducting collider experiments at KISTI, that is, the experiments are done even when we are not on-site. In this paper, we introduce our experience of our remote control room for both CDF and Belle II experiments. This remote control room includes international networks, security, DAQ systems, data transfers, and monitoring systems. We also presented the results of the shifts done in the remote control room at KISTI.

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