Sonia, Lydia, and Prateek were discussing virtual meetings. Sonia said that a virtual meeting is limited to two parties. Lydia said that a meeting qualifies as virtual if the participants use video, audio, and text to communicate. Prateek said that an employee can only hold a virtual meeting with someone from within their own organization. Who was correct?

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Answer 1

Based on the definitions provided:

• Sonia's statement that a virtual meeting is limited to two parties is incorrect. Virtual meetings can include multiple participants.
• Lydia's statement that a meeting qualifies as virtual if the participants use video, audio, and text to communicate is a more accurate definition of what constitutes a virtual meeting.
• Prateek's claim that an employee can only hold a virtual meeting with someone from within their own organization is also incorrect; virtual meetings can happen between individuals from different organizations or any number of participants outside their own company.

Therefore, the correct answer is only Lydia.