The word "teleconferencing" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of communication whereby participants from different locations communicate through a telephone, video conferencing, or a similar online service. For example, "The project team held a teleconferencing call to discuss the budget."
This was something that was impossible in a control test carried out over a normal teleconferencing system.Dr Aoki has several ideas for improving Mad Hatter.
"Is that a bad thing?" retorts Shane Robison, who oversees HP's technology strategy, with every pore visible on his three-foot-long face over the Halo teleconferencing system.
Cisco reckons to have saved $70m in travel expenses in 2007 alone from the 200 telepresence systems it's installed in its remote offices over the past few years.And now a small start-up called LifeSize Communications in Austin, Texas, has introduced a personal teleconferencing system for $6,000.
ANOTHER article about the joys of teleconferencing and, more specifically, of telepresence (see also this post).
But even teleconferencing cannot close the gap between Patna, where the administration has palpably improved, and the outlying districts, where the government's social programmes and public services work fitfully, if at all.Behind the collectorate building in one outlying district, men urinate beside five rusting four-by-fours.
Their model for understanding, and dealing with, the failings of teleconferencing is that paradigm of social chit-chat, the cocktail party.In a cocktail party, groups of conversing people (which the researchers call "floors") spontaneously form and break up as people overhear adjacent conversations, or get bored with their current one.
Telecom Italia offers data transmission services, local and long-distance calling, satellite communications, and teleconferencing services.
The relative impact of these factors on reliable communication depends on the rate of information transmission, on the desired fidelity upon reception, and on whether communication must occur in "real time"—i.e., as in telephone conversations and video teleconferencing.
Paperwork and teleconferencing stand accused of failing to generate sufficient excitement, which is probably fair enough, but yoga, train journeys and the television show Countdown aren't far behind.
Airedale NHS Trust For the past three years, doctors and therapists from Airedale NHS Foundation Trust in West Yorkshire have been seeing prisoners in the North-east using teleconferencing technology, for regular outpatient-type appointments for diabetes, heart disease and physiotherapy, and emergency consultations for sports injuries, stabbings and heart attacks.
In the former category are dozens of video, audio, and other codecs, including special-use and legacy codecs that are used by digital cameras, non-linear video editors, video teleconferencing, and virtual-reality systems, as well as in music production.
