InteleWorks, Inc. provides consulting and training to help good employers, good managers and good employees even better through the formalization of telework activities. The company, established in 1991, is privately held and based in Peachtree City, Georgia just South of Atlanta. Click here for a summary of InteleWorks Professional Services 

Our core competency is the psychology of telework. When clients need help with high-capacity communications systems, telework program automation, security solutions, home office furniture, ergonomics advice, organizational development consulting, network design and installation, large training demand, or anything outside our core competency, we operate as an expandable "virtual corporation" by engaging pre-screened professionals and proven providers for assistance. See the InteleWorks Corporate Philosophy page for more details. What telework questions can InteleWorks consultants and publications answer? 
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About Michael J. Dziak, President  
    
Michael J. Dziak spent nearly two decades of his professional life in the telecommunications products industry. In 1987, he began working with the "Telecommuting Advisory Council," a small group of advocates of a little-known technology application called “telecommuting.” Four years later, Dziak merged his telecommunications vocation with his avocation to find solutions to air quality challenges by founding InteleWorks, Inc. The following year he co-founded the Metro Atlanta Telecommuting Advisory Council (MATAC), a local non-profit advocacy organization established to educate the local community on the benefits of remote work. 

As the president of InteleWorks, Dziak is a consultant, speaker, trainer and author who helps organizations maximize business potential through telework. InteleWorks has helped develop dozens of telework programs for employers such as the State of Georgia, BellSouth, Fulton County, and Georgia Power. As a nationally recognized telework expert, Dziak has been featured on CNN’s Science and Technology Week and in the Wall Street Journal, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, USA Today, the PlanetIT Mobile Tech Center roundtable, ComputerWeek Magazine, Entrepreneur Magazine, Worldcom Cyber Seminars and other media. 
 
Click here for a list of recent presentations by Michael Dziak. 
 

Our commitment is to make good employers, good managers and good employees even better through the formalization of telework activities.  With our guidance, Employers reduce overhead, attract and retain quality employees, and enhance corporate citizenship through helping to reduce traffic and, therefore, air pollution. Managers learn to set worker expectations, communicate deliverables, bring about teamwork and manage by output rather than by sight. Employees become self-reliant, computer proficient and more valuable to the organization. Michael J. Dziak

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As a former officer of that “small group of advocates” now known as the International Telework Association and Council (ITAC), Dziak influenced the professionalism, positioning and growth of the telework industry. He was recognized in 1997 with the ITAC Johnny Appleseed Award, and was named for the ITAC Year 2000 Outstanding Volunteer Award. Dziak is the author of a step-by-step telework program implementation manual called The RemoteControl System Pro. His first book for teleworkers, Telecommuting Success: A Practical Guide for Staying in the Loop When Working Away from the Office, released by JIST Publishing in March, 2001.  
  
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