### communication | intercommunication:

Sharing
* are distribution
  - mutuality
  - overlappings
* comes about as the natural outcome of meeting people and building relationships.
* concept that is hard to define and is often confusing to children.
* decreases misery and increases joy.
* derates the score of individuals that are similar to other individuals in the population.
* goes beyond food and beyond mating.
* is also how they approach their work.
* is an affirmation of our lives and relationships with alcoholics
  - exclusively one-way form of communication
  - important concept in the hotel world
* is an important part of Mexican culture
  - building friendships
  - the Inuit culture
  - central to social life
  - contagious behavior
  - intercommunication
  - itself an achievement in the values of local and indigenous communities
  - one of the best ways to meet people from all over the world
  - something that children learn, and often by our example
* is the art of living
  - basis of collaboration among people
  - glue that binds the various dimensions of complexity together
  - human behavior that describes the exchange of knowledge
  - what makes people prosper
* means that computers can receive information that was intended for other machines.
* normal adult activity.
* refers to the grid points of the board.
* rides with co-workers or neighbors can reduce stress and improve employee morale.
* syllabi is one way of sharing ideas and supporting the efforts of colleagues.

### communication | intercommunication | sharing:

Car sharing
* Car Sharing is essentially time-sharing a car as well as a car use reduction strategy.
* are shares.
* can only work in communities whose residents can get to work without a car.
* concept that has been prevalent in Europe for years.
* is joint access and ownership of a car.
* provides an economic incentive to alter patterns of car use.
* saves money over owning a vehicle.

Cost sharing
* can contribute to health equity and the sustainability of health services.
* form of user fees.
* non-financial transaction representing contributed time or materials to a grant.
* refers to the sharing of actual program or project costs.

Data sharing
* form of communication by a common piece of global data.
* happens when organizations share or compare personal information in any format.
* is controlled by access restriction on the Web.
* permits information to be transferred from one individual to another.

File sharing
* is also common on home networks where there are two or more systems
  - one of the most system-dependent networking functions
* is the beginning of the end of recorded and broadly distributed popular music
  - option that is most dangerous on the Internet
* slows down significantly as network traffic increases.

Information sharing
* allows the tailoring of marketing information to meet individual preferences.
* can also be a cost-saving device for financial services providers
  - create new roles for citizens in managing environmental problems
* focuses upon comprehensive and multidirectional information exchange.
* helps catch criminals and prevent fraud.
* is the key to knowledge networks
  - rock-solid foundation of scientific discovery
* leads to task sharing and resource sharing.

### communication | intercommunication | sharing:

Job sharing
* allows individuals to split the responsibilities and duties of one position
  - two employees to share one position
* form of part time work in which two individuals share a full time position.
* gives parents the chance to continue their careers while raising their families.
* lets parents work part-time while their children are in school.
* means two people share the responsibilities, salary and benefits of one full-time job.
* philosophical approach to work and life.
* preferred way of working.
* variation of flextime and has been used successfully in many organizations.
* voluntary program.