Fax abuse

Article Abstract:

Excessive use of facsimile machines wastes supplies and company money. A fax policy or a list of documents that can be faxed should be defined and employee misuse of the overly-convenient machine should be discouraged. Excessive intra-office fax machine utilization could also be a sign of deficiencies in the office electronic mailing system. A proper re-evaluation of the e-mail system should then be undertaken.

Usage, Office equipment and supplies industry, Office equipment industry, Fax equipment, Facsimile equipment

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Managing technology to create a world of networks

Article Abstract:

Information technology is rapidly evolving and is expected to lead to the development of a Broadband Multimedia Network in the 21st century. The key to successful telecommunications and information R&D is to embrace new concepts rather than be tied to previous experience. The ultimate goal of current research is to provide a means to provide everyone with access to any form of information at any time.

Telegraph & other communications, Specialized Telecom Services, Telephone Communications, Research, Computer networks, Internet services, Telecommunications, Telecommunication, Information networks

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Preventing crossed wires

Article Abstract:

New area codes must be assigned when an area's demand for seven digit numbers races ahead of supply. People having private branch exchange (PBX) may have difficulty in getting calls through to companies with new areas codes. The older PBX systems must be reprogrammed to recognize new numbers.

Telephones in Use, Area codes (Telephone)

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