Comments for Intelligent Catalyst http://blog.intelligistgroup.com Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:42:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Let’s Call It What It Is: Pervasive Communication by andreacook http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/lets-call-it-pervasive-communication/#comment-412 andreacook Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:42:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=931#comment-412 This SO needed to be said, and you said it well. It's hard to analyze it, and determine proper definition while we still are trying to gain our own balance in it. Well done.  This SO needed to be said, and you said it well. It’s hard to analyze it, and determine proper definition while we still are trying to gain our own balance in it. Well done. 

]]> Comment on Faces of Pervasive Communications by Alan Berkson http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/faces-of-pervasive-communications/#comment-410 Alan Berkson Sat, 21 Jan 2012 20:53:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=1109#comment-410 I'm with ya. I do the same thing with Google Voice (only available in US, I think).  I’m with ya. I do the same thing with Google Voice (only available in US, I think). 

]]> Comment on Faces of Pervasive Communications by CASUDI http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/faces-of-pervasive-communications/#comment-408 CASUDI Sat, 21 Jan 2012 20:17:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=1109#comment-408 I gave up voice mail 2-3 yeas ago (especially with 3 locations) and went with the PhoneTag.com service. They email the voice message within 60 seconds or so ~ I do have the option of listening  at the end of their email, which I do very seldom and only when the transcription is suspect :-) It also gives me the record of the person who called, their number and what they said. So easy to return calls. CASUDI I gave up voice mail 2-3 yeas ago (especially with 3 locations) and went with the PhoneTag.com service. They email the voice message within 60 seconds or so ~ I do have the option of listening  at the end of their email, which I do very seldom and only when the transcription is suspect :-) It also gives me the record of the person who called, their number and what they said. So easy to return calls. CASUDI

]]> Comment on Faces of Pervasive Communications by Alan Berkson http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/faces-of-pervasive-communications/#comment-407 Alan Berkson Tue, 17 Jan 2012 17:54:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=1109#comment-407 "Cul-de-sac". Perfect!  “Cul-de-sac”. Perfect! 

]]> Comment on Faces of Pervasive Communications by Paul Gailey http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/faces-of-pervasive-communications/#comment-406 Paul Gailey Tue, 17 Jan 2012 12:16:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=1109#comment-406 I think we too often default to email when voice is preferable in some communications but voicemail feels to me like the cul-de-sac of the modern day. I think we too often default to email when voice is preferable in some communications but voicemail feels to me like the cul-de-sac of the modern day.

]]> Comment on Faces of Pervasive Communications by Alan Berkson http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/faces-of-pervasive-communications/#comment-404 Alan Berkson Fri, 13 Jan 2012 19:41:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=1109#comment-404 Funny thing is, I send my voice mail to Google Voice, which translates them and emails it to me. :) Funny thing is, I send my voice mail to Google Voice, which translates them and emails it to me. :)

]]> Comment on Faces of Pervasive Communications by Jon Bloom http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/faces-of-pervasive-communications/#comment-403 Jon Bloom Fri, 13 Jan 2012 18:52:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=1109#comment-403 I'm not available to take your tweet right now, at the cursor, please leave your name and number & I will read it as soon as possible. Thx I’m not available to take your tweet right now, at the cursor, please leave your name and number & I will read it as soon as possible. Thx

]]> Comment on Faces of Pervasive Communications by Alan Berkson http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/faces-of-pervasive-communications/#comment-402 Alan Berkson Fri, 13 Jan 2012 15:30:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=1109#comment-402 Thanks, Alkin. You bring up an excellent point. Part of the consideration in understanding the best medium for your message is the preferences of your audience.  And I agree, I should probably change that to "Just hang up and send me an email"  Thanks, Alkin. You bring up an excellent point. Part of the consideration in understanding the best medium for your message is the preferences of your audience. 

And I agree, I should probably change that to “Just hang up and send me an email” 

]]> Comment on Faces of Pervasive Communications by Alkin Tezuysal http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/faces-of-pervasive-communications/#comment-401 Alkin Tezuysal Fri, 13 Jan 2012 15:10:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=1109#comment-401  I'd prefer email. Text messages gets annoying after all.  I’d prefer email. Text messages gets annoying after all.

]]> Comment on Faces of Pervasive Communications by Alan Berkson http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/faces-of-pervasive-communications/#comment-400 Alan Berkson Fri, 13 Jan 2012 14:57:00 +0000 http://blog.intelligistgroup.com/?p=1109#comment-400 Great point about "timbre and texture." One of the biggest challenges of text based communication is difficulty is delivering (and interpreting) sub-text and intent, something we are trained in do from an early age. I wonder if this will change as we become more "fluent" in text-based communication. Perhaps there is a next phase in text-based contextual clues beyond emoticons? Great point about “timbre and texture.” One of the biggest challenges of text based communication is difficulty is delivering (and interpreting) sub-text and intent, something we are trained in do from an early age. I wonder if this will change as we become more “fluent” in text-based communication. Perhaps there is a next phase in text-based contextual clues beyond emoticons?

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