The model looks at projected telepresence adoption among companies with $1 billion or more in annual revenue and forecasts how the financial and carbon reduction benefits achieved by early adopters of ...

The family offices that actively experiment with telepresence capabilities cite a number of benefits including: Fewer travel demands for time-deprived senior management. Expense reduction.

NATO is exploring the benefits that telepresence capabilities offer military commanders and military families. The organization established a high-capacity communications link between several sites in ...

There's no substitute for the face-to-face meeting. This presents a dilemma for entrepreneurs and executives who are forced to run their businesses, manage their teams or connect with far-flung ...

Most of the major networking vendors now have telepresence systems, and leaders in the health sector are starting to pick up on the benefits telepresence might bring to sparsely populated areas ...

The expansion of telepresence is even moving into the mobile world, thanks to HD cameras on tablets and phones. The end result is that video-based collaboration is increasingly available, and ...

Telepresence facilitates activities that promote healthy competition between students in different participating regions or campuses. Cross-regional challenges can inspire students to work harder and ...

Finally, businesses should not over-hype the conservation benefits of telepresence because if the carbon savings fall short, there will be a backlash among users that results in less use, Bowman says.