Electronic communication

Presented by:
Eric Bonus
What Is Electronic Communication?

Electronic communication is the meaningful exchange of

information at a distance by technological means,
particularly through electrical signals or electromagnetic
waves. Electronic communication means any transfer of
signs, signals, writing, images, sounds, data, or
intelligence of any nature transmitted in whole or in part
by a wire, radio, electromagnetic, photo electronic or
photo optical system that affects interstate of foreign
commerce.
Types of Electronic Communication

 Email
 Instant messaging

 Video Conferencing

 VOIP

 Fax
Advantages Of Electronic Communication

 Speedy transmission
 Wide coverage

 Low cost

 Exchange of feedback

 Managing global operation

Disadvantages of Electronic Communication

 The volume of data

 The cost of development

 Legal status

 Undelivered data

 Dependency
Types Of Devices And Equipment Used Under
Electronic Communication

 Phones
 Computers

 Projectors

 Fax machines

 Telegraph
Factors Of Telecommunication Media That Must Be
Considered

 Speed
 Genre

 Privacy

 Location and Distance

 Cost
Emerging Communication Technology

Emerging communication technologies can range from

the obvious, such as smart phones and social media, to
less commonplace or invisible examples like drones or
voice recognition software. Though improving quickly,
most bring up number of ethical issues upon their release
to the general public.