Major Communication Technologies:
Signing, Symbolic behavior, Non-verbal, Talking, Writing, Memos, Reporting, Policies, Rules, and Proceedure Manuals, Bulletin Boards, emailing, email discussion, Presentation (related media), Internet, Meeting, faxing, telephone, mail, delivery systems, gossip, PBX systems (voice mail and PA annoucements, routing), Integrated Information systems
-Superior calls meeting, no advanced information.
-just dissem. topic.
-context: backgroun information, overview, agenda
-request for advanced input.
-negotiating times for the meeting (using scheduling tech.)
-prior deliberation (via email discussion or memos)
-Traditional:
-research, analysis, focus groups, mailing, "front-end design of
service"
-promotions, publicity (fee based media, or PSAs)
New Directions:
Richer data sources on customers, competitor, pricing,
-customer-driven products and services
Using Email to track candidates, inquiries.
Using technology to distribute products in advance of purchases (trial
offer, shareware, samples)
Doing business on the Web.
©1997 by Mark Alfino, Department of Philosophy, Gonzaga University.