On Fri, Oct 31, 2003 at 09:50:06AM -0500, John Stracke wrote:
> I think the only times I've seen anybody use PDAs to exchange contact
> information were at IETF meetings, in the hallways, when people had time
> to kill. It just takes too long. Typically, when two companies are
> meeting, and you've got, say, four people on each side, everybody swaps
> business cards in under a minute, and you're done. Doing the same thing
> via IR would hold the meeting up too long.
Please keep in mind two things
1) I wrote
"I am not too enthusiastic with all that internationalization" ;-))
2) I used the example with PDAs mainly for international contacts. Maybe
our company is to small, but most of the time I have face to face
contact to people of foreign companies they are from a local
subsidiary and they have a local domain on their cards. So with most
of the meetings (for me at least) this would be a non issue.
\Maex
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