teleconference
Many companies will upgrade or purchase teleconferencing equipment so they can keep in touch with employees, suppliers and customers when air travel is not possible.
We may see teleconferencing emerge as a safe and suitable way to meet.
They can participate in teleconferencing seminars on aging.
We're asking our employees to evaluate whether they really need to take a trip or whether they can achieve the same objectives via teleconferencing.
Before teleconferencing, legislators regularly spent a couple of weeks each session meeting in Las Vegas.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

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Communications - general words

teleconferencing | Business English

teleconferencing
noun[ U ]
 MEETINGS, COMMUNICATIONSuk /ˌtelɪˈkɒnfərənsɪŋ/us
a process in which two or more people or groups in different places communicate using phones, computers, etc.:
video teleconferencing systems/equipment
More teleconferencing means less long-distance air travel.

Examples of teleconferencing

teleconferencing
The use of teleconferencing in general practice research demonstrates how new technology incorporated with older research methodologies creates new research methods.
This study used teleconferencing to provide anonymity to the participants.
These examples show that teleconferencing for focus groups is a useful method for research on general practitioners.
Teleconferencing can be cost effective in general practice research.
Teleconferencing as a method of educating older men about managing advanced prostate cancer and pain.
Using teleconferencing to enable general practitioner participation in focus groups focus group adaptation in this study used the strengths of the focus group method and maintained anonymity.
This paper discusses advantages and disadvantages of using teleconferencing as a means of undertaking focus groups and provides examples of research where this has been used.
Even with best-case, high-bandwidth, audiovisual teleconferencing, there remain fundamental issues such as not being able to see what is the object of the other person's gaze.
Teleconferencing as a strategy for carer support.
Low and behold and despite all that, we allow them to telephone each other and to have what might be teleconferencing from different locations without meeting.
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