Sentence examples for videoconferencing reports from inspiring English sources

In a 3-2 vote, split long party lines, the FCC lifted conditions that obliged AOL to interoperate with two other IM providers before it could offer so-called 'advanced IM-based high-speed services' such as presence-aware videoconferencing," reports Computer Business Review.

The cuts were announced even as Cisco, which sells networking software and services and videoconferencing systems, reported better-than-expected earnings in the fourth quarter of its fiscal year.

Ontario surgeons participating in videoconference oncology rounds reported satisfaction with the format, noting that participation stimulated reflection on practice and that, in some cases, current practice would change.

But asking your direct reports to use videoconferencing for your monthly brainstorming sessions will reduce your carbon footprint a lot more.

Instead of sending live reporting crews, it installed videoconferencing equipment at 27 of the 32 NFL team headquarters.

Several studies have reported results of using videoconferencing for diabetes care.

Maudlin et al. [ 17] also reported cost benefits associated with videoconferencing and text messaging to prompt and educate adult patients regarding self care strategies.

The sharable content object reference (SCORM) compliant LMS was equipped with online videoconference ability and a reporting system to follow students' progress.

On the other hand, Forrester Research reported last spring that corporate budgets for videoconferencing actually dropped about 6percentt after September 2001.

As the Associated Press reported at the time, Anthony used videoconferencing from an undisclosed location to deliver her testimony and answered few questions, primarily allowing her attorney to invoke the Fifth Amendment in declining to respond.

A specialist physician remotely consults the patient via videoconference, makes the recommendations to the patients and reports the outcome of the consultation to the referring physician (usually a GP).