In Terms of Its Effect on Faxing, E-Mail Has

question 105

Multiple Choice

In terms of its effect on faxing, e-mail has

• A)led to a significant number of improvements in fax machine technology to keep the product class competitive.
• B)led to a significant decrease in fax machine sales because e-mail better suits the needs of the business community.
• C)led to a significant increase in fax machine purchases due to distrust of e-mail spam.
• D)a minimal impact since the two technologies do not directly compete with each other.
• E)caused most fax machine manufacturers to incorporate new Internet technology to send, receive, and print e-mails through a wireless connection to a personal computer.

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