Conference Participants' Acceptance of the Internet as An Information and Registration Tool
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The results indicate that computer usage and Internet access consumer patterns are distinctly different than other reported consumer usage profiles.
Abstract
Abstract Using the 1999 Annual Civil Affairs Conference as a medium, this study ascertained the acceptance and utility of using the Internet for registration and informational purposes for this group of civil affairs officers. The results indicate that computer usage and Internet access consumer patterns are distinctly different than other reported consumer usage profiles. With this in mind, certain challenges exist for the conference meeting planner in matching the usage patterns of this respondent group.