Texting Bridges the Gap Between Individuals and Companies

Does the saying "no man is an island" ring familiar to you? It's one of the most commonly quoted sayings out there so odds are that you've heard it at least once. The meaning of the saying is pretty simple, and it basically says that no person can truly be on their own. I happen to agree with that since I enjoy the company of friends and family members just fine, but avoiding "being an island" means more than just having a few friends around. It also means that you actually make it a point to converse to them, and this is what I really want to talk about. The conversational aspect of life is what allows us to separate ourselves from our loneliness and isolation, and over the years, the art of conversing has certainly become more sophisticated.

The evolution of the art of communication is nothing if not incredible. From the days of letters and envelopes to the current trend of sending text messages and shorthand Internet posts, it's simply amazing to see how communication can change so dramatically and yet remain so fundamentally the same. Seeing as how writing letters is a practice better left up to the romantics, it would be best if we focused on the newer methods of communication, or for the purposes of this article, texting.

It's virtually impossible to find a single member of the modern world who has yet to send out at least one text message. Texting has simply become too useful and too common for people to willfully avoid using it. Texting allows people to conveniently send messages without having to go through some elaborate song and dance, and that's very important in a world that places a great degree of value on time. Texting has become so popular that even the members of the corporate world can no longer deny its usefulness. It's the main reason for why business texting is now an option for people who want to converse with corporations.

The best aspect of business texting is its ability to provide easy and close access to a company. While phone lines are still in use for most companies, there are a lot of people that would prefer not to deal with them especially given the unpleasant experience of being put on hold constantly. Texting can break through the communication barrier that exists between a business and an individual and that translates to a more pleasant experience for the prospective customer, and more business for the company down the line. It's a fitting tribute to just how far communication has come since the days when pen and paper were the only items capable of creating text.

Ray Bolouri is the current president of GFTL LLC. He has also held numerous executive positions with companies such US Surf.net, ConnecTech Inc. and several other business entities. Ray Bolouri is also prominently involved with txtmeQuick, a telecom company looking to provide organizations with increased capability for supporting and implementing business texting. Rate this Article

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Ray Bolouri has published 4 articles. Article submitted on June 25, 2013. Word count: 446

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