RE: Virtual Teams, further defined

["Steve Hudson" <cruddy -at- optushome -dot- com -dot- au>]

In any relationship - business, personal, virtual - communication is the
key. The higher the levels of communication, the greater the synergy <feels
the mass cringe at THE word being used... albeit correctly for once>.

In some ways, its the raw essence of tech writing - communicate everything
that needs to be communicated (comprehensiveness/completeness), communicate
it accurately, in a minimum of words in a manner designed to be understood
by everyone, with a wee bit of style.

This then requires a common vocabulary, regular updates and team mailings.
Micro-results needs be communicated and requests rapidly championed and
fulfilled.

Now that I've discussed my personal life, your problem can be fixed with...

<chuckles>

The Heretic

-----Original Message-----
From: Peggy Richardson of mer-it.com

> what are the techniques involved that can be applied
no matter what your setup?



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