suitcasing

suitcasing
 v.— «Suitcasing A traditional method of delivering classroom training to groups of workers at remote locations. All materials required to conduct the training are packaged and either sent or hand-carried to the training location where they are used by a “traveling” trainer.» —by William R. Tracey The Human Resources Glossary Dec. 29, 2003. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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