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Webchat: Boost efficiency, save money and help the environment

Feb 04 2008

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Boosting efficiency in the office is one of the simplest ways to cut waste and save money yet many UK companies are failing to do this.

Webchats.tv is hosting a live discussion giving advice on how you can boost your efficiency as a business and save the planet at the same time.

The guest speaker Penney Poyzer, eco-expert and presenter of BBC2's prime time show No Waste Like Home, joins Mike Dinsdale of Brother to offer expert advice on how you can cut waste in your office and become more productive.

Submit a question at http://www.webchats.co.uk/webchat.php?ID=493 and go to the site at 12:00pm on Monday 4 February.

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