While e$-$mails are now usually used in place of interoffice memos, there are certain messages for which a memo may be more appropriate.

For which of the following circumstances would an interoffice memo be more appropriate than an e$-$mail? Check all that apply.

Group of answer choices

You're working on a new marketing campaign and need information from Donovan, a colleague from a different department.

You want to share the details of your research with the Vice President of Marketing, but the document is $2$ pages long.

Your boss asks you to explain new safety measures to workers who do not have company e$-$mail.