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Teleconferencing for the Small and Medium-Sized Company

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Despite the price, teleconferencing would seem to have a place in small and medium sized businesses. Teleconferencing can have the same benefits for small businesses as much larger ones. Basically, it helps to improve the communications within the company. More efficient meetings, better decision making, time and money savings and better controls are among the benefits listed for teleconferenc- ing. There are many myths facing the industry: teleconferencing does not cost a lot of money, the quality of communications is excellent, the calls are not difficult to arrange and it does not take long to implement a system. Five types of conferencing are discussed: audio, facsimile, writing devices, slow-scan TV and computer conferencing.

Author: Keen, C.E.
Publisher: Technology Marketing Corporation
Publication Name: Telemarketing
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0730-6156
Year: 1984
Business, Small business, Management, Conferences, Cost of Communications, Conferences and Meetings, Presentations

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Sparking Imaginations: Teleconferencing's Varied Applications

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Teleconferencing has come of age, and almost all American companies have taken advantage of its uses at one time or other. Teleconferencing can save up to 30 or 40 percent in travel costs. The most important part of teleconferencing is interaction. Studies and examples of research-development into interaction for teleconferencing are discussed. Applications of teleconferencing for scheduling problems are discussed. Because of the wide range of technology available, teleconferencing can be used with a variety of business, artistic and educational programs.

Author: Braden, K.
Publisher: Technology Marketing Corporation
Publication Name: Telemarketing
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0730-6156
Year: 1984
Trends, Graphics System

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The Nuts & Bolts of Audio Teleconferencing Applications

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In a recent survey by Bell Laboratories, forty percent of all conferences could be replaced by telephone meetings. Audio, audiographic, full-motion video, and computer conferencing are the four types of teleconferencing. Telemarketers can use audioconferencing to give prospects the opportunity for questioning current customers.

Author: Jenkins, T.M.
Publisher: Technology Marketing Corporation
Publication Name: Telemarketing
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0730-6156
Year: 1983
Distribution channels, Criteria, Survey, Direct Market Channel

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Subjects list: Videoconferencing, Teleconferencing, Telecommunications, Applications
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