Ritu Raj is a serial entrepreneur dedicated to bringing innovative services and systems to market, which create new experience for people at the same time makes a difference in their lives.
Ritu founded Objectiveli, an application for setting and managing all your Goals and Objectives, as an individual, a team or a company. Objectiveli is about Driving Outcomes, instead of managing "things to-do".
Ritu has been in Information Technology for 25 years. In the past he has founded successful companies like OrchestratorMail, WagHotels (Largest Chain of Dog Hotels in the world) and Avasta (Pioneered Cloud Computing, acquired by Navisite). Ritu was a Partner at Accenture and a Senior Executive at TMP Worldwide.
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There are unlimited variations to a response to an email communication, its a very personal preference, based on the past linguistic behavior, the culture and environment. However like in the case of emails initiated, if you look at the underline linguistic act being performed there a limited set of responses. OrchestratorMail took its clue from the Language Action Perspective, the work done in 80’s by Fernando Flores and Terry Winograd. Learn more about Language Action Perspective.
The popular adoption this is for a meeting invite you can accept it, decline it or make a counter offer.
Thus for a Request there are only a finite set of responses.
Learn more about the methodology and process for each conversation type.
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