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# Fw: [global] RE: Digital phones

- To: "Global Support" <support@gesn.com>
- Subject: Fw: [global] RE: Digital phones
- From: "Steve Knecht" <skglobal@earthlink.net>
- Date: Sun, 25 Feb 2001 10:00:15 -0800

    Spokane, a strong prospect, is concerned because 60% of their sites are
    schools.  Almost all of them digital.  Fresno has increasing digital
    service.  I've read the emails, but still not sure I get it.  This is a
    growing issue that needs to be addressed, either by some adapter or via
    wireless or something.  Anyway, here are some of my questions:
    1. Is all digital a fixed point to point line that is "Up" all the time, ie.
    no dialing.
    2. How do schools have digital fax machines?  Are they using adapters or
    what?
    3. Do these digital faxes work without a dial tone?
    4. Who in the company would be appropriate to research the issue of digital
    service alternatives?  (Jeff D.?)

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Gonzales, Robert <RGonzales@fresno.ca.gov>
    To: Global User Group <global@lyris.shasta.com>
    Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 5:07 PM
    Subject: [global] RE: Digital phones

    > Global
    > Steve,
    > We have 37 out of 240 polling place sites that are schools for the March
    > election.  14 school locations have digital telephone systems.  Some fax
    > machines are digital as well.
    >
    > We are having problems finding a usable telephone line for the school
    > locations and the problem seems to be escalating when the school upgrades
    > their telephone systems.
    >
    > Robert
    >
    > > -----Original Message-----
    > > From: Steve Knecht [SMTP:skglobal@earthlink.net]
    > > Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 8:29 AM
    > > To: Global User Group
    > > Cc: Sherry Bays
    > > Subject: [global] Digital phones
    > >
    > > If each of you could take a moment and let me know how many total
    polling
    > > places you have, and how many of them are schools, then how many of
    those
    > > have digital phone systems I would appreciate it.  My experience has
    been
    > > that there is usually a fax machine there we can use for election night
    > > transmission.  Maybe I'm off base here.  So the information I'm looking
    > > for really goes to how much of a problem you folks are having locating a
    > > usable telephone line on election night at schools with digital phone
    > > systems.
    > > Thanks
    > > Steve Knecht
    > > Global Election Systems
    > > 415-893-9941 office   415-893-9951 fax
    > > 415-225-6591 cell
    >
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