INFORMATION NEEDS DRIVE COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES

Communications is often referred to as a ''two-way street.'' As produc ts and services increase in complexity, this premise has retained its simple concept: sending information from point A to point B and receiv ing information from point B at point A. In this age of information, t he desire to know ''what's going on'' is a strong one. Luckily, modern communications systems offer access to information (and people) anywh ere, anytime. The complexity occurs in the way that the information is sent and the types of information being sent.