How People are Using Conferencing Services
Many organizations and businesses have been using teleconferences
for continuing education as part of national or regional meetings or to share
information on topics of special interest or concern with customers, clients and
other audiences.
Today, however, teleconferencing is becoming increasingly
popular as a supplement – or even a replacement – for face-to-face meetings.
Executives say teleconferences save considerable travel costs and are much more
time efficient for attendees. What makes them turn to us, however, are easy-to-use
programs, expert support, and the full-spectrum of tools required to replicate
in-person communication.
Current Applications for Teleconferencing:
 Small
and large group meetings.
Training
and education
Board
and committee meetings
Press
conferences
Department
of special interest group meetings.
Public
information programs
New
product or service announcements
Congressional
testimony and lobbying.
Project
reviews
Annual
meetings
Trade
fairs
Briefing,
special update, or "talk with..." key executive.
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