Hey packman and sammy, DOB,thanks. At DOB, I know I could have never learned to talk without the help of family, friends, relatives, and all the goober talk that takes place in those forming years. Jut like FCM, parential-partnering was key, but getting the perverbal "binkie" out of the mouth was tough.....arg
The curve lost, lets hope for the sake of those holding, another niche-curve is found. But within Tele-comm, the thin-layer of "not understanding telephony is gone" to the average folk-lore type.
I'm finding this true in more Internet business models that a cool night in Indy. There seems to be way to much emphasis on software B2B, and not enough on client services. I understand that 0's&1's enable software, but spatial thinking reveals eye-to-eye holds the truth. If we don't have an interaction-enabler, those tiny 8seconds on the screen are useless.
So lets bring e-commerce into the house besides the PC tapping to the typist, saying......please hit me one more time, I promise to find the site you really like. There needs to be a more of both the brickNclick approach, but few have found this, and even fewer understand it.
If you show up at the door step, with ecommerce written on your forehead, what better approach is there? The curiousity is there, but the right approach has yet to be found..........
Best,
Hi-Temp' |
