Comments on: Week of October 12, 2009. The Future of E-mail Communications.

By: tkamalon01

tkamalon01 — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 02:58:35 +0000

Because of the current economic situation, it is better to start a new business which can be backed up by the government. One of the governmental priorities is health and well being(fight against child’s obesity). To make a campagny which produses fast, healtier, tasty and cheap food. This will hire nutritionists, cooks and specialists of the field. No matter how good or bad the economy might be, good diet will alway be necessary for human being, especially a child.

By: jleclair09

jleclair09 — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:57:34 +0000

The future is deffinitly with wireless communications among other technological advances. E-mail is in the now, everyone has a form of communication most people choose to go wireless or e-mail. I beleave it is better than regular mail. Its faster almost inexpesive and easy to use. Its a good thing e-mail was created it most deffinitly has a big effect on the business world. Offices in japan need to reach offices in the U.S. sometimes phones just dont work so e-mail is deffinitly one of the best creations since bread.

By: veneca

veneca — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 03:05:14 +0000

I do not see the social nerworking force taking over Email as a way of doing bussiness. this sites may be wonderfull to casually socialize, but as far as making bussiness goes it won’t work. It will brake barriers and privacy much needed in the bussiness world. Private Emailing between two people or among members of a organization has more sense proffesional speaking than posting comments on twittter or face book.
Email is her to stay.

By: Awesome

Awesome — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 02:44:40 +0000

Email will not be phased out by social networking sites. Social networking sites are a convient way to communicate with friends however businesses will not use social networking sites for business related deals. Social networking sites do not have the same professional format and feel as an email.

By: ddiamant01

ddiamant01 — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 22:01:37 +0000

I beleive that e-mailing will phase out completely. Everyone now is either using Facebook, or Twitter to communicate online. People are even communicating via text messages. Not only do people use Facebook, and Twitter on their computer, but also on their cell phones. By having Facebook, and Twitter on a protable device like that, emailing will phase out quickly.

By: Default

Default — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 20:07:54 +0000

I do not agree with this at all. Social networking sites might be a great way to communicate with family or friends but I do not think that it will take over in the business world. It does not look professional enough to really attract customers and what’s next Wall-Mart sends you a drink? (Referring an application on Facebook, you can send friends drinks). I think that email will stay for a while longer or until somebody creates a bussenius networking site. There is a big difference between social and business sites and they need to maintain there differences to be who they are.

By: That_Guy

That_Guy — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 18:45:09 +0000

E-mail is out, Blackberries, texting, twitter and facebook are in. E-mail had a good run and sort of paved way for these new technologies, but now it is just not as convenient as texting or live chat. Now we can relay the same messages without the hassle of logging into you email account to check you messages. with blackberry’s and cell phones alike we can now send messages instantly with no logging or or anything of the sort, all you need is your blackberry of phone and your connected. This is a major upgrade for businesses whereas they can now relay important information a lot fast than with E-mail, because now instead of having to check your inbox every so often your blackberry or phone alerts you the instant your receive a message making the process of relaying information at more efficient.

By: Fellowsm

Fellowsm — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 18:01:47 +0000

The changes to the internet lifestyles branched from E-mail. E-mail was the way to go for so very long but now it is twittering,facebooking and all the other networking sites. These sites are more for leisure activities than it is business, but they create many distractions while at work. I myself have facebook connected to my blackberry and anytime someone sends me something i get an immediate alert to my cell. I see this creating problems within a business with workers not getting things done but i don’t see it becoming a new way of communication for businesses and their cliental.

By: kinoa01

kinoa01 — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 15:37:21 +0000

If there is a service that is used the most frequently by most of the Web users, it must be email. The invention of email is often thought to be the killer application of Internet. Without email, the adoption of Internet might have been delayed for several years.With the rise of new services such as instant message, wiki, Twitter, and all kinds of social networking functions, email is already no longer the solely primary choice for online communication

By: ryanc

ryanc — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 04:03:47 +0000

Communication technology today has completley rewritten social interaction. I feel technology has become so advanced that soon enough youll be able to do everything you need to do in the comfort of your own home. This might also lead to some other issues with the social aspect but is giving buisnesses a far more easier way to operate and deal with clients or customers. Buisnesses that use this new technology are becoming extremly efficiant and are able to get many things done in a very little amount of time. Cyber technology is easier, faster and in many ways cheaper. As communication throughout the world becomes faster and easier, commerce will also come easy.