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PubMed1998

Development of voice telecommunication services in the NHS.

There is now an opportunity to accelerate the process of modernisation in the delivery of healthcare by the use of new technology. Advanced voice services such as the virtual private network, Centrex and mobile extension facilities are increasingly used in the NHS to the benefit of staff and patient. The provision of reliable and feature-rich integrated voice solutions across all groups in the healthcare arena is an essential factor in the development of new and better services to the public into the next millennium.

Consumer Behavior↗
PubMed1983

Bell Operating Co.; furnishing of customer premises equipment, enhanced services and cellular communications services and North American Telecommunications Association--Federal Communications Commission. Proposed rule.

The Commission has issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that addresses the questions of whether, following divestiture, Bell Operating Companies' offerings of enhanced services, customer premises equipment or cellular communications services should be subject to structural separation requirements and, if so, whether the degree of separation currently prescribed by Commission Rules should be modified to accommodate the effects of the BOCs' divestiture. The purpose of this proceeding is to determine whether the divestiture's structural separation of AT&T's monopoly activities and competitive activities renders the Commission's structural separation requirements unnecessary or unduly burdensome to the divested operating companies. If so, the Commission's structural separation requirements may be relaxed, eliminated or otherwise modified.

Telecommunications↗