sullivan@EDN-VAX.ARPA (Pat Sullivan) (11/27/86)
I got some promotional mail from Ameritech (a Western Union priority letter, which somehow struck me as ironic) concerning a product called Information Manager (TM). Claimed features: "LATEST TECHNOLOGY, one system provides simultaneous voice communications, high speed data communications and Ethernet LAN. INCREDIBLE ECONOMY, delivers 2 Mbps digital power to the desktop. Uses your existing twisted-pair wiring..." They go on to claim that IM can be overlayed on one's present Centrex, Dimension, or PBX. Can someone help me out with what this is? Is it based on the Project Victoria multiplexer? Thanks, Pat Sullivan Defense Communications Engineering Center Reston, VA.
usenet@AMES.ARPA.UUCP (12/02/86)
> > I got some promotional mail from Ameritech ... concerning a product called > Information Manager (TM)... > can be overlayed on one's present Centrex, Dimension, or PBX. > ... > Is it based on the Project Victoria multiplexer? > > Pat Sullivan > Defense Communications Engineering Center > Reston, VA. Ameritech has entered into an agreement with David Systems, Sunnyvale,CA to market the David Information Manager which does all that they claim for it. It uses David's proprietary encoding scheme and is not based on Project Victoria as far as I know. George Pavel ARPANET/MILNET: gp@lll-lcc.arpa Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory UUCP: {ihnp4,seismo}!lll-crg!lll-lcc!gp P.O. Box 808 L-68 Livermore, CA 94550 (415)422-4262