Wednesday, 11 September 2013
Greater interaction with others and organisations.
Greater interaction with others and
organisations
An example of greater
interaction with others and organisations include emails, video calls etc. You
can interact with others by using these methods. A common interaction that most
people use is Visual calls. This gives you the opportunity to see them visually
and talk to them through the video call. For example on Skype you can make
video calls for free over the internet. This can be via your phone, desktop
etc. You can record your voice over the internet and have audio calls with
others. Emails are often used within organisations as you can receive emails
and send them; this is a quick way for organisations to interact with others.
Greater interactions have implications for the evolution of mature service
delivery by e-government and the growth of each business products service to
consumer. Organisations that provide a facilitator, coordinator or list manager
who is able to moderate online interaction add to the sense that their sites
care about professional integrity. A greater interaction also included within
organisations is Facebook. Facebook is a common world-wide interaction website.
On this site you can make visual calls, audio calls, instant message etc.
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I agree with this, video calls make it easier for people especially when working as they do not have to travel to communicate if they live in different parts of the world.
ReplyDeleteI feel the best way for socialising with others is by social networking sites or skype because it's easy to find friends and family on it and interact with people overseas
ReplyDeleteI agree with this blog because video calls do make it a lot easier to communicate with other people if they live in different parts of the country or in a different part of the world.
ReplyDeleteI agree completely with this blog, you could go on about how VOIP is a much cheaper (if not free) alternative to calling people via phone services, as there is no additional cost for calling across seas.
ReplyDeleteI think you're right saying that social networking is great for communication, but then I can also see your view in that some elements can be seen as an ambiguous issue. I personally think it's a great way of staying in contact, but I think businesses have used this opportunity to 'spam' online.
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