Yeah, I am tired of the MSM BS, folks!
"We're all there, and here; New systems, travel costs give videoconferencing a long-awaited boost" by Carolyn Y. Johnson, Globe Staff | July 14, 2008
HOPKINTON - Videoconferencing, long touted as a transformative business technology, has long fallen short of its potential, plagued by poor quality or unreliable experiences that can't substitute for important in-person meetings.
NOTHING EVER DOES!
But a slew of changes - including improved technology, rising travel costs, and broad societal acceptance of online video - are driving growth in the sector.
And the U.S. fascism?
Rising fuel costs and the airline industry's woes are making travel less attractive to companies looking for ways to cut expenses and save time. And companies concerned about their carbon footprints or looking to cultivate a green image may consider videoconferencing as a way to show their commitment to the environment.
Yeah, it is all a GOOD THING! And the agenda-pushing never stops, does it?
The technology also allows the global company a sense of continuity. For example, when an employee retired recently, there was a group luncheon through the TelePresence room, with colleagues from far away participating in the farewell.
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See, Americans? OUTSOURCING is GOOD!!!!
