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before the Atlanta City Council

Some Recent Presentations FPMI Telework Conference: Michael Dziak presented “Safety in a Virtual Workplace” at a conference entitled "Managing a Virtual Workforce" hosted by FPMI, The Leader in Federal Workforce Solutions

WAOK AM 1380 Atlanta: Michael Dziak was interviewed live on the Charles Ross Radio Show on the topic of "Careers and Telework"

Atlanta IT Alliance: "Increasing Your 'Net' Worth Through 'Power Telecommuting'" presented by Michael Dziak.

2002 Workforce Planning and Development Conference, the State of Georgia "Telework: An Organizational Catalyst" presented by the State of Georgia Telework Coordinator and Michael Dziak.

Kennesaw State University Telework Course: "The Skeptics Guide to Embracing Telework by Michael Dziak and Mary Simpson" A course for KSU Staff and Faculty.

Southeastern Association of Commuter Transportation (ACT) Conference, Tallahassee:
Transportation Demand Management professionals were presented with a 90-minute overview of telework best practices, focusing on examples, methodologies and market penetration techniques for telework as a transportation solution. The presentation, entitled The New Time Clock" -- Telework & Flex-Time stimulated excellent questions and provoked a renewed discussion on the potential of telework.

Atlanta Electronic Commerce Forum:
A presentation by Michael Dziak entitled The Technology Manager's Role in the Telework Strategy was well received by this audience of more than eighty IT professionals. Dziak provided answers to such questions as: How should teleworkers be supported? Who should keep track of remote equipment? How does IT keep a lid on security? Who should pay for all this? Should company software be installed in employees' computers? Should employees' computers be used at all? What kind of influence can the CIO have on these tough decisions?

Clean Air Campaign:
As a member of a 'panel of telework experts' for two sessions, Michael Dziak presented local examples and best practice program processes to answer questions from an audience of employers interested in establishing telework programs.

Fayette County Development Authority:
Michael Dziak presented the Promotion of Home-Based Businesses and Teleworkers in Fayette County before an attentive Established Business Initiative Workshop. Dziak's proposal to designate Fayette County as a "Telework Friendly Community" (later proposed as an 'e-Work Community") was well received by the distinguished members of the audience.

Buckhead Business Association:
Michael Dziak presented the fundamentals of telework and how remote work can solve a variety or challenges facing the Buckhead community. "From my seat in the front of the crowd (and a full house it was)" said one BBA member, "I noted the eye-opening interest, active body language and rapt engagement in your comments. Therefore, I think we learned a lot, and took "home" some new and useful information about pollution and productivity."

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