VIVOTEK reassures environmental commitment with green VIVOTEK website
VIVOTEK encourages employees to integrate green polices into their daily lives
VIVOTEK has further lived up to its promise of reducing CO2 emissions and energy consumption with the launch of the Green VIVOTEK website.  Deeply aware of the importance of coexisting with the environment for sustained growth and development, we have embarked on several green IT initiatives since our establishment.  Apart from introducing green products and services, a series of training programs were planned to encourage our employees to integrate green polices into their daily lives. 

We believe successful implementation of the green policies hinges on employees' spontaneous involvement.  Furthermore, we have established green product design policies based on HSF, WEEE and EuP guidelines to restrict the use of hazardous materials in product design, manufacturing, distribution, usage and disposal.  With these efforts, we are able to deliver products that are easy to disassemble and recycle and harmless to the global community.

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