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Putting the Web to work.

G D Walker·L D Burnham
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Can home care agencies use the Internet to help them succeed in today's highly volatile, highly competitive market? You bet they can. The potential of Internet technology is limited only by an organization's own vision. The Internet is new ground, however, in an industry that for the most part has limited experience with even traditional communications media.

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Computer Communication NetworksDecision Making, OrganizationalEconomic CompetitionHome Care ServicesHumansMarketing of Health ServicesUnited StatesJournal Article

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G D Walker, L D Burnham. 1997. Putting the Web to work.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10176257/

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