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Welcome to the first edition of engaged, the new telcoinabox quarterly e-mail newsletter. So why engaged? Isn’t that a bad thing in the communications world? A look at the dictionary definition below reveals a number of different interpretations of the word;

Welcome to the first edition of Engaged, the new telcoinabox quarterly e-mail newsletter. So why Engaged? Isn’t that a bad thing in the communications world? A look at the dictionary definition below reveals a number of different interpretations of the word;

Engaged [en-geyjd]
–adjective

• Busy or occupied; involved: deeply Engaged in conversation.
• Pledged to be married; betrothed: an Engaged couple.
• Under engagement; pledged: an Engaged contractor.
• Entered into conflict with: desperately Engaged armies.
• Mechanics. a)interlocked. b)in gear with each other.
• Architecture. (of a distinct member) built so as to be truly or seemingly attached in part to the structure before which it stands: an Engaged column.

So how is this relevant to you? Well we’re certainly all busy people. While many people may have hit the delete button by now we hope you’ll take a little time out of your hectic schedule to read further. Marriage, surely that’s not relevant is it?

Strictly speaking no, but the chances are that you may already be, or are considering becoming, “betrothed” to us in a business relationship. What about engagement as conflict? Well, we’re realists and we understand that life’s not all plain sailing, even with those you may be betrothed to!

The important thing is how you go about resolving those conflicts. Mechanics and architecture? If you’re reading this as a customer or supplier then you’ll understand how “interlocked” and “attached” our businesses are.

Our business success is derived from the success of our customers and in turn drives the success of our suppliers.

So, don’t hang-up, read on and we hope you find this newsletter informative, interesting and, most of all, Engaging.

Author: Free Mich
Email: free@telcoinabox.com