Vazzana et al., 1994 - Google Patents
Fax attractsVazzana et al., 1994
- Document ID
- 7589679461326475201
- Author
- Vazzana G
- Bachmann D
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Marketing Research
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Breakthroughs in facsimile (fax) technology are greatly improving the potential to use fax as an alternative to mail in survey research. In an experimental survey of an industrial company's customer base, fax surveying compared favorably with mail in several respects …
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