Question for you.  How should MCC process the use of new technology?  Should MCC be in the forefront of getting technology to allow people to connect without traveling?  Is that good use of resources?  How do we put a value on the face to face interactions that happen when we are in the same room?  Should MCC be using technology that is not available to our partners?

 Any thoughts you have are welcomed.

Thanks!

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