About Human Communications

 

Human Communications is a consulting firm, founded by James Rafferty, which advises clients on emerging telecommunications technologies and helps them to plan, design and implement highly competitive products and services. The firm specializes in facsimile communications and its integration with emerging messaging, multimedia and network technologies, notably the Internet. In addition to consulting services, HC is the publisher of the well known fax standards newsletter, Human Communications Digest and a new publication, Human Communications Standards Update. The firm also conducts public and private executive briefings on the business and technical aspects of telecommunications technology and standards and offers a quarterly training course in Group 3 fax technology in a joint venture with fax testing leader Genoa Technology.

Effective December 16. 1999, Human Communications founder and President James Rafferty joined Brooktrout Technology and suspended active operations of Human Communications LLC.     James arranged with Communications Standards Review to continue standards coverage for active HCD subscribers.   People who want solid professional coverage of telecommunications standards will find CSR to be a useful source.   For useful information on the IP Telephony area that is the current professional focus of James Rafferty, check out the Brooktrout Technology developer eNewsletter.  

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