CompuServe Thread

#Recordable CD ROMs

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#41914From: Tom ForemskiMar 4, 1993 5:20 PM
I was wondering if anybody knows what kind of business opportunities are possible in using the new crop of recordable CD ROM systems. I'd be interested to know what kinds of business services could be offered using this kind of equipment. I can imagine that there are many businesses that could, for example, simplify their record keeping requirements by storing documents or data on CD ROM disks. Are there any books dealing with this area or other sources I should approach. Thanks, Tom
#41939From: Rich Bowers/OPAMar 4, 1993 8:26 PM
Tom: One way is simply to call the vendors of the recording systems. They'd be delighted to give you some ideas. Archiving is one, doing prototypes and emos for publishers is another, specialized or customized limited/small run editions for sales promotion or training is another. There are undoubtedly a few dozen more! Best – Rich Bowers
#42025From: Jerry WarnerMar 5, 1993 9:55 AM
Tom, As Rich mentioned, there are dozens of uses for CD-ROM recordable systems. CD-ROM is the fastest growing area of computers today. If you'd like information on purchasing a system, e-mail me your phone number or address and I'll get some info off to you. Jerry Warner, CD Solutions, Inc.