Governments use video conferencing to improve efficiency
February 17, 2012
The State House committee in Michigan recently approved a bill that would allow elected leaders to take part in open meetings via video conferencing, rather than traveling to and from the state capital throughout the year.Other News
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05/16/2012 First Lady's initiative makes moves
05/10/2012 Video conferencing connects cancer patient to classroom
05/09/2012 Webinar focuses on reducing fuel use
05/09/2012 US jails adopt new video conferencing systems
05/08/2012 Webinar to help companies brand effectively
