Office Workstations

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Office Workstations Ltd was bought in 1989 by Matsushita Electric Industrial (MEI) of Japan and became Panasonic OWL.

Since then they have been developing software to support next generation consumer electronics. They are a key player in the development of DVD technology, Digital Television, next generation mobile communications, Internet delivery of multimedia and 3D car navigation systems.

On the 30th April 2005 Office Workstations Ltd was shut down.


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