Electronic Communications

Electronic Communications

1. INTRODUCTION

   • THESIS STATEMENT: Electrical communications bring many benefits to mankind. Three positive effects of these type of communications are its efficiency, enhanced communication and it creates a borderless world communication.

2. MANY PEOPLE ARE RELYING ON ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION TOOLS BECAUSE OF ITS HIGH EFFICIENCY

   • We need informations at the the tip of our fingers.
   • We can increase the speed of getting the necessary and relevant information within seconds and this will increase our productivity.
   • For example, gone are the days of using 'snail mail' or regular letters using stamps and envelopes and many more examples of 'old' technology because it is simply too slow and inefficient.

3. THIS FORM OF TECHNOLOGY ENHANCES COMMUNICATION AMONG PEOPLE TODAY

   • We are able to communicate clearly and directly to our target audience.
   • People today find that the message is more important than the form it comes in as an e-mail in short but clear sentences is just as good or even better than a long and formal letter.
   • For instance, an SMS can give clear instructions in just a few words and this communicates what needs to be done quickly and directly.

4. E-COMMUNICATION CREATES A BORDERLESS COMMUNITY IN THE WORLD WE LIVE TODAY

   • The boundaries that separate each country becomes less relevant when information is transferred without limitations.
   • The world would be a better place because there is a sense of 1-World commitment, respect and tolerance for the global community through efficient and clear e-communication.
   • Take for example, we are able to connect with people on an international basis using Facebook, Friendster, Tagged, Hotmail, Yahoo and others.

5. CONCLUSIONS

   • this growing trend has many positive effects not just to individuals but the global society in terms of efficiency, enhancing communicative skills and shaping a borderless community.
   • I still firmly believe that this latest trend is the best way forward and if we do not catch up, we will be left behind by the tide of development.