Abstract

The scale of business conducted over the telephone continues to rise. The early adopters were banks, driven by the need to reduce the volumes of business conducted through a costly branch network. Increasingly the switch to the telephone for dealing with the water company, the insurance company, mail-order retailing companies, is being driven by customers who find the phone more convenient than pen and paper.

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