tele-conferences and press-conferences

2. TELECONFERENCE

3. A teleconference is a meeting of people in different locations using
Tele-communications.
A Basic Teleconference may only include audio , while other types of
teleconferences may also include video and data sharing. Some
common examples include Telephone conferences , Video conferences
and web meetings.
The most simple and widely used type of Teleconference is a phone
conference, since the only equipment required is speaker phone.
If a project needs to be discussed between more than two people in
different locations , they can all dial up a conference phone number
that will allow every body to talk to each other at same time.
A board meeting may also double as Tele-conference if the board
members attend Remotely. Many board rooms include a conferencing
system that allows people to “Teleconference in” to the meeting by
calling the conference phone number.
TELECONFERENCE

4. Today's audio teleconferences are sometimes arranged over dial-
up phone lines using bridging services that provide the necessary
equipment for the call.

5. Tele conference
Advantages Disadvantages
Reduces Travel Lack of body language
Saves Time Lack of eye contact
Streamlines costs Lacks personal relationship
Enhances productivity Isolated Feeling
Short-notice scheduling Security Risks

6. PRESS CONFERENCE

7. PRESS CONFERENCE
A meeting organized for the purposes of distributing information to
the media and answering questions from reporters.
Normally the press conference is led by the company's executive
management or their appointed press liaison.
Given the media's limited resources, it may be difficult to attract major
media attention to a press conference unless the company has a truly
unique or newsworthy announcement to share.
Press conferences can also be issued in response to addressing public
relations issues.
Press conferences are typically used for political campaigns,
emergencies and promotional purposes, such as the launch of a new
product.

8. Political activists hold press conferences to state opinion on proposed
legislation, and candidates use them to communicate their stance on
important issues
Promotional press conferences are among the most common. Public
relations professionals use press conferences to make important
announcements to gain coverage in newspapers, magazines, blogs
and on TV news broadcasts.
Reasons to hold a press conference include:
Introducing a new product by the company.
Making advertisement.
Releasing company financial statements which attract more investors
if the financial situation is good in the market.
Resolving conflicts if any.

9. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
Makes people aware of the firm cost of conducting a press
conference is high
Increases the Brand value of the A poorly designed and executed
Firm conference brings loss
It attracts masses as it Broadcasts waste of Productive time if the
In Televisions and news papers coverage is not efficient.
Increases awareness among the
Public.
A new Firm should go for a press
Conference to become known to
the public.

10. PRESENTED BY:-
K. Mohammad Nadeem
I.M.A Economics
III semester
Department of Economic Studies
Submitted To:-
Vani madam
Assistant professor
Department of Business Studies
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIES
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KARNATAKA
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