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PEAT recently spoke with AT&T's Diane Rodriguez about the company's commitment to providing accessible products and services.
Live recording of the webinar "Designing for the Future: Building Accessible Technology for the Workplace." The webinar was recorded on Wednesday, September 3, 2014.
This Action Steps toolkit is designed to help employers learn the what, why, and how of accessible workplace technology.
This article will demystify some of the technical standards that apply to accessibility and explain how they differ from laws and regulations.
Once an organization—whether a tech provider or an employer in any industry seeking to create a more disability-inclusive workplace—has initiated an accessibility initiative, how will it know if it’s making progress?
Once your company commits to increasing the accessibility of its workplace technology, it is smart to communicate that commitment, both internally and externally.
If you're a technology provider, an established accessibility initiative will help ensure that the information and communications technology (ICT) you build and implement is accessible to all workers, job candidates, and customers.
To help your organization realize the many benefits of accessible design, here are PEAT's top tips for factoring accessibility into the entire product development lifecycle.
To ensure their products are accessible to the widest range of people—including people with disabilities—many technology providers implement internal initiatives focused specifically on information and communications technology (ICT) accessibility.