"Why did they do that?"
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A survey of 275 commercial digital imaging clients reveal that 42% view commercial photo processing laboratories as "one-stop-shops" for their digital processing requirements. The "Why Did They Do That?" survey, made by Hart & Associates Management Consultants Ltd of Toronto, Ontario, at the request of PMAI, also revealed that over 41% of the respondents place quality and service as the top reasons for choosing their supplier. An average of $20,000 is spent by commercial clients on digital services and products annually.
Publication Name: Photo Marketing
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0031-8531
Year: 1999
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Overheads: why they're still no. 1
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The advantages of using overheads in making sales presentations are spelled out. Overheads, touted as the most used visual aid in business, allows flexible audience size, sequential flexibility, spoontaneity and on-off transition. The overhead transparency also enables the presenter to face his listeners and keep his notes on the overhead's frame, thus avoiding the problem of slip sheets between transparencies or the fan blowing notes around.
Publication Name: Business Marketing
Subject: Business
ISSN: 1087-948X
Year: 1993
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