ADVISORY/Telework and Broadband Research Audio Press Conference; Monday, April 28, 11 AM Eastern.

Business Editors

ADVISORY...for Monday (April 28)

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What: ITAC, the association for advancing work from anywhere, is presenting the findings from its latest Telework America Report, Teleworking Comes of Age with Broadband, which was sponsored by The AT&T Foundation. The report, based on a national survey of teleworkers in late 2002, found that employees equipped with high-speed "always on" broadband service work more flexibly and productively at home and other locations, and save their employers significant money. Please register to attend.

Teleconference presenters will include:

-- Tim Kane, ITAC President and CEO of Kinetic Workplace

-- Jennifer Verive, Chair of ITAC Research Committee, CEO of

White Rabbit Virtual, Inc.

-- Joanne Pratt, research contractor, Joanne H. Pratt Associates

-- Joseph Roitz, telework director, AT&T

A Q&A period will follow the presentation.

How: Register at www.workingfromanywhere.org/registration

The dial-in number and a URL for the press release and presentation for the news conference will be emailed to you at 9 AM on April 28.

If you will not have access to email or the Internet that morning, please contact Lynsey Chaplik at [e-mail] or 781-876-6251. Please address any questions to ITAC Executive Director Bob Smith, [e-mail] or 301-650-2322.

Who Should Participate: Media representatives interested in telecommunications, high speed networks, telework, workplace flexibility, office productivity, human resources and business continuity.

NOTE: To attendees at the National Summit on Broadband Deployment at the Hyatt Regency Crystal City in Arlington, Va. on April 28: Joanne Pratt will present the report findings during a panel discussion entitled Killer Apps at 1:30pm.

Pratt will be available for interviews from noon to 1 pm, and after 3:15 pm - call or email Judith Vanderkay, 781-876-6208, [e-mail], to arrange a time.