Video Teleconferencing and Performance

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Tradition would have us believe that face-to-face meetings are the most effective means of dealing with complex group problem-solving tasks. But are they the most effectice method in today's high tech world? This article reports an attempt to determine if face-to-face meetings are as effective as their electronic counterpart—the video teleconference. Based on the findings of this study. it is concluded that video teleconferencing may be a more effective method than face-to-face meetings. Reasons for, and implications of, this finding are then discussed.

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