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2 “ Communication Tools in the 21 st Century” Presented by: Christine Zappey, Head Child Support Officer, Los Angeles CSSD Brenda Lundy, Information Systems Manager, Contra Costa DCSS
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3 Tools
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4 Communication Tools of Yesteryear Cave Drawings Smoke Signals Homing Pigeons Pony Express Morse Code Telegraph Wires/Western Union CB Radio/Hamm Radio Walkie-Talkies/Chirps Hand-delivery Postal Service
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5 Written Correspondence Letters Facsimiles (FAX) Electronic Mail (e-mail) & Instant Messaging (IM) Imaging
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6 ThenNow Desk phone Switchboard / PBX Party Line Predictive dialing BlackBerries, iPhones & other smart phones Teleconferencing VoIP video calling Telephone
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7 Cell/Smart Phone Etiquette ■Cell phone guidelines make public places more enjoyable for all: ✷ 1. When a Private Conversation Isn't Possible ✷ 2. Lights Out, Phone Off ✷ 3. Modulate Your Voice ✷ 4. Observe the 10-foot Proximity Rule ✷ 5. Keep It Short ✷ 6. Love the One You're With ✷ 7. Drive Now, Talk/Text Later ✷ 8. Use Common Sense ■Being considerate of others pays off for everyone.
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8 Texting = Simple Messaging Service (SMS) ■According to a 9/2009 New York Times Small Business Guide article, 97% of all SMS marketing messages are opened, 83% within one hour. How could child support make use of such a highly effective form of communication? ■Abbreviations – used widely in personal conversations, but not very good for business use LOLROTFLBTWOIC
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9 Instant Messaging & Text Messaging Yes, there is a difference. ■Instant messaging (IMing) uses an application and user IDs, similar to e-mail ■Texting sends to a phone number ■Texting costs both sender and receiver – think of teens running up $6,000 cell phone bills – they were texting, not IMing ■Be aware when choosing department-issued cell phones and plans
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10 Computers, Private Networks & the Internet Web Conferencing E-Mail Internet Collaboration Custom applications CSE Case Closure Tool CUSTOMER CONNECT Instant Messaging
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11 Social Networks & Media
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12 Corporate Tools Auto Dialer Telegrams TV- Black & White vs. Color, Analog vs. Digital Radio Advertising Flyers Letters Memo
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13 Keeping Up with the Times, Generations, and our Global Customers
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Mobile & Global Tools Use Quick Response (QR) codes to refer mobile users to more information about how you can help them. Taking a snapshot of the QR code with your smart phone and an installed QR Code reader show you this message….
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Mobile & Global Tools Provide web users around the world the ability to view your web site in their own language Google Translate gadget allows translation into 54 languages and growing!
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16 What is your purpose? Communication Tool Assessment With whom are you communicating? Where is the person with whom you are communicating? When is the best time to communicate with them?
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17 Bringing it all home! ■Establishing Paternity ■Cases with Court Orders ■Collections on Current Support ■Cost Effectiveness ■Collections on Arrears
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