1-800-Batteries uses customer feedback to update its catalog

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1-800-Batteries recently released an updated version of its catalog that features an easier-to-read index listing all the corresponding accessories that are available for specific computer notebooks and cellular phones. Carrying the tag line "Gear Up & Go", the new catalog was created based on customer feedback collected from surveys and through the company's Web site. Meanwhile, a special version of 1-800-Batteries Web site is now available for some corporate clients. The special site allows company employees to order directly from the company and avoid the lengthy process of filing purchasing orders with the purchasing department.

author: Wijnen, Renee
Marketing procedures, Mail Order Houses, Electronic Shopping and Mail-Order Houses, New Electronic Marketing, Print Media, Direct Marketing, Mail order business, Article, 1-800-Batteries

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Screening tools help AAA select best agents

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The American Automobile Assn (AAA) has launched an automated system for screening skilled agents for their call centers. The new system helps to eliminate unqualified candidates before the reach the interview phase, thus, enabling the human resources staff to focus on the top candidates. AAA has tapped Align-Mark of Maitland, FL, to provide the system. Align- Mark is a company that offers telephone and video-based screening tools and recruitment and training consulting services.

author: Wijnen, Renee
Use of services, New orders received, Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations), Personnel & Educational Testing, Educational Support Services, Automobile Associations, American Automobile Association, Employee testing services

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Doc-Talk medical answer line launches for consumers

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Medical Advisory Systems, a long-time provider of medical advice over the telephone to ship crew, is introducing its first direct-to-consumer medical information hot line at the end of Sep 1999. Doc-Talk will be available 24-hours-a-day to inform consumers about the latest medical treatments and the choices they have. The hot line, however, will not offer medical advice or diagnoses, but only general medical information such as symptoms and side-effects.

author: Wijnen, Renee
Services introduction, Telephone Answering Services, Medical Advisory Systems

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