I could spend the rest of my career focusing on Unified Communications for organizations and it would be never-ending; communications simply change and morph and multiply too quickly to ever get it "down".

Blatant plug: www.anthonycoppedge.com/problog :)

...what simplifies our processes by complicating our lives.

Thanks, fellas. When you're next preaching at Gateway, I'll be sure to come up and high-five ya, Rick.

Keep killin' it for the Kingdom!

Anthony

Mark,

There are two parts to the Four C's and both are up on the blog right now. Simply type in "Four C's" in the search box up in the top right hand corner and you'll get both of them.

Thanks,

Anthony

Thank you, Drew. I hope it's obvious to all that while I've struggled at times during this journey, God gets all the credit and glory.

Skip, I truly believe that God is using you through your writings to impact more people than you ever could have in even the highest echelons of the business world. What I love about you is the genius insight you provide balanced with a large dose of true humility. Unlike most people, you've been to the top of the mountain and to the bottom of the valley. Through it, you've lost everything and gained the most valuable of all. I truly love that I get to call you a friend and have access to a man of God who is helping me see through the lens of history, culture and context to better know and understand Yeshua.

Thank you dearly, Skip.

Your brother,

Anthony

Thanks for chiming in, Anne. I agree, most of the time the confrontation happens when we're hurt the most and emotions are high - that's a dangerous place to be! Thank you for your excellent book, too!

I agree. Anne wrote a terrific story in "Mad Church Disease" and I recommend that book!

Not yet as I've not had any hands-on time with the unit. I think (assuming here) that it's not the same as a production switcher, but rather like a big multi-engine scaler with a production interface. Again, I need time to play and see the unit. :)