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DISTRIBUTED BROKERAGE OFFICES THROUGH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
This paper describes some novel ways in which Edward D. Jones and Co., a successful brokerage firm with 1650 offices nationwide, uses information technology to pursue a unique market niche: single-broker offices in communities too small to support a traditional, typically much larger, brokerage br
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