A connection established among three or more stations in such a manner that each of the stations is able to communicate with all the others.
A phone call hosted by a company reporting quarterly earnings, in which the company discusses the latest quarter and the outlook for the future with analysts and institutional investors. Individual investors are often allowed to listen but not participate.
A conference call allows you to bring two or more people into the call at once, the exact number of people you can join into the call depends on the model of the mobile phone. This service must be activated by the network provider.
A telephone-based or online forum offered by a publicly-traded company for the discussion of earnings results, once only available to analysts and now open to the public.
A telephone meeting which involves three or more telephone lines connected by a central service.
see Add-on Conference Feature or Three Party Calling
Conference calling allows you to bring two or more persons into the call at once. The maximum number of participants is four. The conference call feature must be activated by the network carrier.
a call in which two or more persons speak together. Stations may be internal or external.
a telephone call in which more than two people participate
a call in which three or more parties interact simultaneously
a means - be it via telephone or the Internet - by which a company can interact with a group of interested parties
a phone call hosted by a company to discuss quarterly earnings and recent developments in the business
a phone call that involves more than two participating parties at the same time
a telecommunication that allows three or more parties to interact simultaneously
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Three or more subscribers on a single phone call simultaneously. Conference calls can have international legs and conference calls can have a moderator to keep things on an even keel
Phone call with several people on different phones.
A meeting via the telephone in which 3 or more parties are connected by a conference bridge to enable everyone connection on the same call. Also referred to as telephone conferencing, audio conferencing and teleconferencing.
a telephone call which, by making use of a bridge, connects more than two individuals at geographically distinct locations for simultaneous conversation.
this network-dependent feature allows more than two mobile phones users to share a call at the same time. But you do have to be invited...
A call between three or more participants.
A 'meeting' by telephone in which three or more people in different locations participate.
Telephone conference, used, for example, for current briefings of analysts
A telephone call consisting of three or more parties.
A call with three or more parties connected in one conversation.
A telephone call involving more than two people in more than two places. Conference calls enable managers in different offices of the same corporations to have extended discussions without having to travel long distances. Conference calls need to be carefully scheduled in much the same way as face-to-face meetings.
A dial-up, operator-assisted telephone call that connects more than two individuals.
Phone meeting which entails three or more lines brought together on a conference bridge.
A telephone meeting that involves three or more participants, with telephone lines connected via a conferencing bridge. It is also known as audio or teleconferencing.
A form of teleconferencing in which participants are connected by telephone lines and can communicate by voice and fax.
Conference calling allows you to bring two or more persons into the call at once. The exact number of people you can join into the call depends on the model of the phone. The conference call feature must be activated by the network carrier.
A call that enables simultaneous communication between more than two parties. The number of people that can join the call depends on the model of phone. The network operator provides the conference call and the operator or user can activate it.
A telephone call among three or more parties. The sound quality of conference calls is typically degraded by a loss of sound over the telephone lines unless bridged and amplified before re-transmission.
A conference call is a telephone call in which the calling party wishes to have more than one called party listen in to the audio portion of the call. The conference call may be designed to allow the called party to participate during the call, or the call may be set up so that the called party merely listens into the call and cannot speak. It is often referred to as an ATC (Audio Tele-Conference).