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Subject: Tamildom Everyware Instead of "Tamildom Anywhere"?
Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2002 18:52:27 +0530
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From: "Bala Pillai"
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Anpulla Erumbugale,
Just thinking. To distinguish our "Tamil computer and communications ware
for dummies" platform initiative clearly, perhaps a better name for it would
be "Tamildom Everyware". Yes, a play on the "where"/"ware" word.
This is a dummy-proof platform, that enables Tamils to communicate and build
relationships in Tamil (and English) in Tamildom, when they buy the
computer, without any tweaking or fuss. We have the work to be done as
pre-determined by selected computer vendors who bid for Tamildom's business.
This has us to work on (a) a television branding campaign, (b) quality
hardware providers and (c) online Tamil Yahoo/MSN Instant Messenger/Call
Centre Tamil helplines, (d) a comprehensive suite of Tamil software/IP sewn
together of what is available now, (e) reliable franchisees amongst others.
This is a core pillar in our race to get "One Million Wired Tamils".
What do you think about the name "Tamildom Everyware"? What would a catchy
Tamil equivalent be?
anpudan../bala
bala@...
Founder, Thamil Innaiyam (since 1995)
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/erumbugal
> > Following from below, I invested time at 2 meetings with you, on what
has
> to
> > be done re:essencing what is available, Tamil products-wise, as the
basis
> > for bundling together and launching the Tamildom Outside "Worldwide
Tamil
> > Relationships for IT Dummies" package. A better name, I now think is
> > "Tamildom Anywhere".
