Video-Conferencing Technology

Never has the carbon footprint of multi-national corporations been under such intense scrutiny. Inter-city train journeys and long-haul flights to [blank] face-to-face business meetings contribute significantly to greenhouse gases and the resulting [blank] on the environment. The Anglo-US company Teliris has introduced new video-conferencing technology and partnered [blank] the Carbon Neutral Company, enabling corporate outfits to become more environmentally responsible. The innovation allows simulated face-to-face meetings to be held across continents without the time [blank] or environmental burden of international travel. Previous designs have enabled video-conferencing on a point-to-point, dual-location basis. The firm's Virtualive technology, however, can bring people together from up to five [blank] locations anywhere in the world - with unrivaled transmission quality.