Finance ministers probably would use a teleconference if they restrict their discussions to Spain.
On the night of Jan . 27 , 1986Mr. Boisjoly and four other Thiokol engineers used a teleconference with NASA to press the case for delaying the next day's launching because of the cold.
We used a teleconference meeting format with webinar, hosting three 90-minute teleconferences with each panel.
This allows for conference calls with whiteboarding for drawing out concepts without requiring everyone to use a teleconferencing app that looks like it was made by a mediocre Java engineer with a long checklist of features to include and no real grasp on UX.
Bariatric surgery using a network and teleconferencing to serve remote patients in the Veterans Administration Health Care System: feasibility and results.
Using a web-based virtual office, teleconferences, emails and phone calls, the practice facilitators facilitated team meetings, coached the teams to use implement change cycles (Plan-Do-Study-Act, PDSA) for planning and implementing QI activities, and mentored them to document and review changes and report on outcomes.
Readers used a webcam-assisted teleconference to virtually "meet" with their student partners, and web-based audio recording software to record a "think aloud" response on a student paper in the course.
Ongoing training sessions are conducted by experts at KPNC and the University of Hawaii who trained coaches as a group and as individuals using an intervention protocol, case illustrations, teleconferences, and role play.
The Dexlirium and FOCUS-Cognition studies used a weekly or monthly teleconference throughout the duration of each study to discuss select delirium cases to improve the competency of the assessors and to clarify any issues related to assessment.
Likewise, lawyers at Morrison & Foerster, a large law firm with several offices in Asia, "certainly are using our teleconferencing capability a lot more," said Keith Wetmore, the firm's chairman.
