[comp.dcom.telecom] Five-Year Plan

roskos@csed-47.UUCP (Eric Roskos) (05/15/88)

Awhile back someone asked how to get a copy of the five-year telecommunications
plan for the Federal Government.  I wrote back and told generally how to order
it, but didn't have the literature at the office; I can't recall whether
the reply ever appeared in the digest or not.

In any case, I finally remembered to look it up while I was here at home.
Here is the ordering information:

Five-Year Plan for Meeting the Automatic Data Processing and Telecommunications
Needs of the Federal Government:

Volume 1 1986: 360 p.; ill.  PrEx 2.12/4:986/v.1
S/N 041-001-00312-6 $17.00

Volume 2, Major Information Technology Systems Acquisition Plans of
Federal Executive Agencies, 1986-1991  1986: 611 p. PrEx 2.12/4:986/v.2
S/N 041-001-00311-8 $25.00

There is no abstract given for these documents, the above is all that appears
in the Subject Bibliography listing.  The other report I mentioned which
looks somewhat interesting is:

NTIA Trade Report: Assessing the Effects of Changing the AT&T Antitrust
Consent Decree.  1987: 132 p.  C 60.9:87-19
S/N 003-000-00648-4 $6.50

Abstract: Examines the trade and related effects of possible changes in the
1982 AT&T consent decree.  Focuses on the limits that the Federal courts
now place on the commercial activities of the Bell companies and the
implications of these limits from an international trade and national
competitiveness standpoint.  Evaluates the lifting of the three restrictions
on the Bell operating companies: manufacturing; information services; and
inter-LATA long distance services.

These can be ordered from: Superintendent of Documents, US Government
Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402; you specify the stock number
(S/N above), quantity, list that the item appeared on (SB-296),
the title, the fact that it is a publication (as vs. a subscription),
and the price; the price includes the shipping charges.  If you are interested
in this topic you should probably also ask for bibliography SB-296, which is
free, since it includes the above information for a bunch of other
telecommunications publications, as well as the order forms...