Sentence examples for use of videoconference from inspiring English sources

We conducted risk assessment of information security related to the use of videoconference calls with mobile phones between lay bystanders and EMCCs during medical emergencies.

The use of videoconference technology has opened many prospects for those working in rural and remote areas, as a treatment and diagnostic tool as well as a means to gain access to education and training over long distances.

The aim of this study is to explore the use of videoconference in psychiatric emergencies based on the implementation of this first Norwegian tele-psychiatric service in emergency care.

The measure would also bar the use of videoconferences with doctors supervising medicine-based abortions.

The use of videoconferencing technology could grow, for example, if companies curb business travel permanently and seek an alternative.

[World Business, Section W.] The Outlook of Videoconferences The reluctance by some people to travel may finally stimulate wider use of videoconferencing.

The examples that spring to mind are the use of videoconferencing and teleworking as low-carbon alternatives to business travel and commuting.

A recent survey by Wainhouse Research for Polycom, another leading videoconferencing company, found stronger interest in the technology among businesses, about a quarter of whom said they had increased their use of videoconferencing since last September.

High-level security meetings would be reinforced by weekly field commander meetings and by the use of videoconferencing to communicate on a daily basis, according to the plan, officials said.

But in some cases, the decline will reflect consolidation of business trips — making more stops on a single trip — as well as an increased use of videoconferencing, both at home and on the road.

But beyond trying to keep more direct control over travel costs, companies are turning to other methods to hold down their travel bills, including use of videoconferencing equipment, reserving rooms at less expensive hotels and reducing the number of employees sent to meetings.