In a World where people change email addresses, phone and fax numbers, and even their homes as often as they change clothes, it is not hard to lose touch. Seeing this social trend as a business opportunity, QCommand has come up with a solution where people could have an easily accessible (and editable) repository for their current contact information - the Q.

QCommand has created an Internet space where people could publicly post and update as much (or as little) of their contact information as they see appropriate.  For instance, you could include personal contact information such as your residential and work addresses; phone numbers (home, work, fas, pager, mobile); email addresses; and even web sites / home pages.  To access this information, users simply enter their Q - a number that acts as a universal address.  This Q actually is an online address which in turn stores all your other addresses. 

If this idea catches on, do not be surprised to see a Q or two on someone's business card.

For more information on QCommand, visit their web site: www.qcommand.com.