mvision Promotes Video Homeworker Package for Work Wise Week


LONDON, May 13 /PRNewswire/ --     mvision is partnering with Work Wise UK for their Work Wise Week
initiative, led by the TUC, CBI and British Chamber of Commerce which
promotes remote, mobile and home working. The week runs from May 12-18.

mvision has created a Video Conferencing Homeworker Package ideal for
those that wish to remain in face-to-face contact with colleagues or clients.

Phil Flaxton, Work Wise UK's chief executive, said: "Virtual meetings cut
travel costs and employees' journey time, boosting productivity".

For further information, go to http://www.workwiseuk.org or email
marketing@mvision.co.uk.

Doron Youngerwood, Marketing Manager, +44(0)20-7251-7624, 
dyoungerwood@mvision.co.uk

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