RICHMOND, VA, April 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) AgilQuest Corporation, a business focused on workplace flexibility and real estate optimization, is a sponsor at the upcoming Telework Exchange Town Hall meeting. AgilQuest will demonstrate services and technology to create telework programs and explain how agencies can shift budgets to fund the telework mandates.
Telework Exchange's Town Hall Meeting will be held on Thursday, April 28 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. Government agencies will attend classes and speak to exhibitors as they work to comply with the recent Telework Enhancement Act of 2010.
"The combination of software and services from AgilQuest and the home office and collaborative technology from Cisco gives agencies everything they need for rapid, successful deployment of telework... except funding," says John Vivadelli, CEO of AgilQuest. "To overcome the challenge of the unfunded mandates, we have developed an efficient, easy way to save millions and shift budget to I.T. and telework."
Attendees will learn the How To's and secrets of successful telework programs at the AgilQuest booth, participate in over 25 educational sessions, and hear keynote speakers from the Women's Bureau, the Department of Labor and the Department of Defense. In the adjoining Cisco booth, attendees will see firsthand how the latest home office setups for teleworkers help maintain collaboration and productivity.
About AgilQuest Corporation
AgilQuest makes an organization's workplace as agile as its workforce. AgilQuest Corporation is a Veteran-Owned Small Business that delivers value by reducing real estate costs, lowering energy consumption and carbon emissions, and improving workplace flexibility and organizational resiliency. AgilQuest is the single source for workplace services expertise and patented technology to advise, measure and manage traditional and agile office space. Business and government rely on AgilQuest to measure the actual use of office space consistently, continuously, and systematically over time and then manage permanently assigned office space, shared workspaces (hoteling), and conference rooms to improve profitability, sustainability and agility. For more information about AgilQuest's telework solutions, please visit www.agilquest.com/telework-solutions
For Further Information contact
Doug Lucy
Director of Marketing
AgilQuest Corporation
Telephone: 804-745-0467
Email: marketing@agilquest.com
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