How Much CO2 Is Saved Through Videoconferencing?
The answer is a lot! Check out the experience of one company in the article below.
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posted by David Orr @ 1:24 PM
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i think its good idea through Web Conferencing we can easily convey the message and also get information that how can we save co2. its also a cost effective way to waking people about pollution.
Great stuff!
Interesting.
Yes, it doesn't make sense to have expensive ecological conferences with celebrities flying in on personal jets that waste fuel and put CO2 into the atmosphere. The same information could come over web events that are properly promoted with videos and articles as take aways that attendees would share virally.
Thanks for your comments!
David
I think that using web conferencing as a travel alternative makes sense. (Another, possibly even more powerful, travel-reduction tool is when the CEO/CFO/COO mandates "No more travel!") Web conferencing will never replace the full experience of in-person contact so I say web conference lightly in situations where relationship-building is one of the objectives.
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