Conferencing's Impact on Corporate Travel
DESCRIPTION
Based on a survey of more than 200 corporate
travel managers from across the globe, the study provides an in-depth
analysis of past and future expected usage of travel alternatives
(e.g., web- and video-conferencing), including: conferencing
deployment; conferencing impact on travel spend; and perceived
effectiveness of conferencing as a travel alternative for
common types of meetings.
Analyses are presented by region, industry
sector, and company size.
The research also investigated changes in travel spend, including T&E reductions for
2010 and planned future tactics for controling travel spend.
View
the Table of Contents and a List of Figures.
RESEARCH PARTNER
Conducted in partnership with the
Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE). ACTE's membership
consists of senior travel industry
executives from 82 countries
representing the €463 billion business travel industry. ACTE members
serve more
than 12 million business travelers worldwide.
REPORT DETAILS
Title: Conferencing's Impact on Corporate Travel: Recent Evidence & Future Plans
Publication Date: 2010
Length: 43 pages
Geographic Coverage: North America, EMEA
Pricing: $595 for single-user
license; $795 for site license
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