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| FRIDAY - OCTOBER 31, 2003 - ISSUE NO. 82 | |||||||||||||||
Dear Friends and Industry Colleagues, We are fortunate to have the first in a series of articles about the Telephone Answering Service (TAS) industry and its relationship to Paging this week. These articles are being written by Brian Gilmore of the Association for TeleServices, International (ATSI). I think that Brian is doing an excellent job in highlighting issues that affect both of these industries. Our paging operators in Latin America will find much in common with US-based TAS businesses because almost all of them answer telephone calls and dispatch alphanumeric text messages to pagers. I would venture a guess that 95% of all paging in Latin America is alphanumeric. They wisely skipped numeric-display paging and went directly to alpha in their early days. Coincidentally Kim Spitznagel, Chair of the Paging Technology Committee's Developer Subcommittee is asking for information about requirements for increased security in paging (2-Way). Barry Kanne president of TGA Technologies in Atlanta is taking the lead in supplying a solution for 1-Way paging. His contact information is in the TGA advertisement following. This is exactly the sort of thing that is the goal of this newsletter—increased understanding and cross-communication between various groups using wireless. You can help make it happen by recommending this newsletter to a friend or coworker. |
A new issue of the Paging and Wireless Data Newsletter gets posted on the web each week. A notification goes out by e-mail to subscribers on most Fridays around noon Eastern US time. The notification message has a link to the actual newsletter on the Internet. That way it doesn't fill up your incoming e-mail account. There is no charge for subscription and there are no membership restrictions. Readers are a very select group of wireless industry professionals, and include the senior managers of many of the world's major paging and wireless data companies. There is an even mix of operations managers, marketing people, and engineers, so I try to include items of interest to all three groups. It's all about staying up-to-date with business trends and technology. I regularly get reader's comments, so this newsletter has become a community forum for the paging, and wireless data communities. You are welcome to contribute your ideas and opinions. Unless otherwise requested, all correspondence addressed to me is subject to publication in the newsletter and on my website. NOTE: This newsletter is best viewed at screen resolutions of 800x600 (good) or 1024x768 (better). Any current revision of web browser should work just fine. Please notify me of any problems with viewing. This site is compliant with XHTML 1.0 transitional coding for easy access from wireless devices. (XML 1.0 / ISO 8859-1) |
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| Following below, I have a clip from Ericsson's web site where their CEO is reporting a third quarter pre-tax profit, and he promises even better results next year, with roughly the same amount of sales as this year. Don't read the quarterly financial report too carefully or you will find that this "profit" doesn't include their restructuring costs. If you include these costs then they lost more than 500 million dollars. But don't worry, they are going to cut some jobs and return to profitability next year. If you add up the job cuts since 2000 through next year, you come up with about 58,000. That is not just 58,000 people without jobs, it is 58,000 families who are going to suffer some very hard times. I think the folks over in Sweden can at least get medical care after losing their jobs. Too bad it isn't so here. It looks like they have learned the same financial doublespeak that US corporations use, like: "This is how much money we would be making, (if we weren't losing so much money)." It reminds me of EBITDA. | |||||||||||||||
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Telephone Answering Services and Paging (1) Once essentially the same industry, pioneers in early paging and telephone answering service ventures ran family owned and operated small businesses throughout North America. As capital requirements intensified in the 1980s and 1990s to build out advanced paging networks, concentration and consolidation of the paging industry separated paging and telephone answering service (TAS) businesses. Many TAS companies continued to resell paging airtime and equipment into the late 1990s until retail sales channels for pagers made this unprofitable for TAS bureaus. The 1990s saw an acceleration of change in the TAS industry and improving call center technology made it possible for TASs to offer more advanced services and fueled consolidation of TAS call centers. The old core market for telephone answering: simple message taking secretarial service for small businesses, also largely converted to bundled telco voice mail offerings, voice mail systems bundled into CPE, and use of cellular telephone service. Meanwhile, TAS/Call Centers increasingly focused on offering telephone based customer service for small and mid-sized businesses, order entry, and answering for the medical services industry. The rise of ubiquitous Internet access and applications has fueled further growth in the TAS industry as call center seats were converted from dumb terminals to PCs with web browsers and other Internet based applications. Starting in the 1980s text paging dramatically cut the internal labor cost of TAS companies since no operator time was required to deliver a message to a text pager. The message was entered at the time it was taken from the caller by the operator, and then automatically flowed out through the TAS system to the paging carrier—typically via TAP dialup modem. But the rise of inexpensive wireless telephony has also led to changes in the TAS industry. Where TAS companies frequently used to resell pagers and airtime to their clients to deliver messages, it has become increasingly difficult to persuade clients to purchase and use paging services when their employees are already carrying a wireless telephone. This has increased the labor costs for TAS companies when messages are manually delivered by an operator to a wireless telephone. Some wireless telephone companies provide TAP dialup modem access for their SMS wireless text messaging features, and SMS has been used with varying degrees of success by the TAS industry to keep message delivery costs in line when clients refuse to upgrade from wireless telephones to pagers for text message delivery. Increasingly wireless telephone carriers are dropping TAP dialup modem access (only four of the big six wireless telephone carriers still support TAP at this time) and TAS bureaus are increasingly being forced to use e-mail to deliver text messages to wireless telephones. Because e-mail delivery of text messages to a wireless carrier is not secure, and because it is often not timely, this has raised new difficulties for the TAS industry. It may also raise interesting new opportunities for the paging industry.
Paging Security Solutions There continues to be considerable demand for data applications on ReFLEX networks in areas like dispatch, field service, and order entry. The coverage, building penetration, durability and overall costs of these ReFLEX-based solutions are significant advantages for these types of applications. However, some markets, like federal and medical, require higher levels of security. Kim Spitznagel, Chair of the Paging Technology Committee's Developer Subcommittee, is compiling information on security solutions for applications that run on ReFLEX devices. The results will be posted on the group's website at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PTC-PWG-DeveloperCommunity, and I'll let you know when it's posted. If you've got something to contribute, please contact Kim directly at kimspitz@outr.net. |
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Glenayre Narrows Loss October 28, 2003 Glenayre Technologies Inc. reported a third-quarter loss from continuing operations of $1.7 million, or 3 cents per share, compared with a loss of $4.2 million, or 6 cents per share, for the third quarter of 2002. The company also confirmed yesterday that Eric Doggett, president and CEO, will leave the company on Friday. Clarke Bailey, the company's chairman, will assume the CEO responsibilities. Source: Wireless Week Wireless Telemetry The advent of affordable GPS positioning and ubiquitous wireless communications is spurring interest and adoption of tracking capabilities in diverse fields: fleet management, personal location services, pets, electronic surveillance of parolees, cargo and other mobile assets. . . . . .Asset management is a critical part of any business entity engaged in the transfer of raw or finished goods. Such companies must carefully manage the resupply of raw materials to ensure uninterrupted operations of the manufacturing or service element of the industries in which they are involved. This, in turn, requires them to carefully manage the transport of finished goods so as to minimize inventory held for sale. Businesses that fail to optimize manufacturing and materials handling are at a significant competitive disadvantage.
The uncertainty associated with raw materials and finished goods in transit presents a substantial problem in asset management. Companies generally operate with an element of uncertainty as to the exact time of delivery or the location of products and raw materials en route to their facilities. Unforeseen conditions affecting the arrival of truck, rail, or other vessel deliveries are impossible to predict and difficult to model. However, companies can use real-time information about material in transit to forecast deliveries, schedule manpower and other materials, and predict finished goods inventory supply. Losses. The transportation industry estimates losses in excess of $40 billion a year due to the theft of cargo in transit alone. Organized loss of cargo takes place in a wide variety of ways, from employee/driver theft to hijacking of entire fleets of trailers and rail cars. Other losses resulting from accidents, traffic congestion, road closures, and other delays add to this mammoth expense. The transportation industry has struggled to limit such losses by means of radio communications for more than a decade. Cellular telephone service providers and handset manufacturers have enabled a host of communications products that are making an impact. More than $3 billion to date have been invested in products and services intending to mitigate asset management problems. These products provide many functions from standard voice communication data services such as Internet or E-mail, and real-time position reporting and status of vehicle operations such as speed, temperature, or brake conditions.
Source: GPS World Enterprises to adopt wide range of wireless products Oct. 28, 2003 12:49 PM EST NEW YORK—Within the next four years, more than 50 percent of enterprises with at least 1,000 employees will be using at least five wireless network technologies ranging from wide area networks, wireless local area networks, personal area networks and software infrastructure, according to a report from Gartner Inc. The report, which noted 45 percent of the U.S. workforce is already mobile in some manner, found that mobile devices, including portable personal computers and personal digital assistants, are the biggest revolution in corporate data collection and distribution during the past 10 years. Source: RCR Wireless News Shareholders approve Palm's Handspring buy October 29, 2003 8:55 am ET Shareholders put their stamp of approval on Palm Inc.'s buy of Handspring Inc. this week, allowing the handheld makers to officially merge under the new name of PalmOne Inc. Palm stockholders also approved a spin-off of the company's handheld operating division, PalmSource Inc. The moves came at Palm's Annual Stockholders Meeting at the company's headquarters in Milpitas, California, Tuesday. Palm announced its plan to scoop up Handspring and spin-off its operating system business last June, saying it wanted to focus on providing handhelds and smart phones. In a statement released Tuesday, Palm said that its fusing with Handspring creates a stronger competitor in the handheld market. PalmOne is due to begin trading under the ticker symbol "PLMO" on the Nasdaq stock market Wednesday. PalmSource, meanwhile, will begin trading on the Nasdaq Wednesday under the symbol "PSRC." Source: MacCentral
Text messaging has become one of the most efficient methods of business communication. Now, PerComm’s new e80 takes the efficiency of text messaging to a new level. With the e80, everyone from the CEO to the small home business person can remain connected at all times, and send and receive email on the go. Whether you are in a critical meeting or away on holiday, you can receive and respond to your messages at your convenience. Operating on the next generation ReFLEX1 protocol on the most widespread network in North America, the e80 sets new standards for convenience and connectivity. Its innovative joystick navigation (a paging industry first!) and a large high resolution LCD, make the e80 a real pleasure to use. in spite of its convenient small size, the e80 has a complete 35 key QWERTY keypad optimized for easy typing. The e80 comes with a holster, 1100 mAh Lithium Ion rechargeable battery, battery charger, full instructions on CD and printed Quick Start Guide.
1: ReFLEX™ 2.7
(compatible with ReFLEX™ 2.6 networks) Source: PerComm.com Apple's Panther Outruns Jaguar OCTOBER 29, 2003 BYTE
OF THE APPLE The latest OS X upgrade isn't a huge improvement, but it's faster and loaded with small enhancements that'll make your Mac purr. Sometimes the little things mean a lot. That cliché holds truer when it comes to software than just about anything else. People refuse to upgrade programs when their favorite feature gets left on the cutting-room floor. Others get so frustrated with relatively insignificant bugs that they ditch perfectly good programs because of the annoyance factor. A lot of what Apple has been selling over the years is a minimization of the hassle factor and a maximization of the little things that make software work better. I thought of this principle repeatedly over the weekend when, like many other Macheads, I got a chance to play with Panther. The latest version of OS X has been touted as a huge leap forward by Apple. I'm not sure that's entirely accurate. On the surface it looks pretty similar to Jaguar, the previous version of OS X. But in Panther, the little things matter a lot. SPEEDY PAYOFF. As I used it more, I came to appreciate the small courtesies that make it so much easier to use than Microsoft's Windows. First thing I noticed was the speed. It's still not blazingly fast, but I spent a lot less time waiting for applications to open up or software to respond. Source: BusinessWeek online Ericsson Financial Report Third Quarter report 2003 CEO COMMENTS "Ericsson is back to profit, which is an important milestone, but a lot still remains to be done before we reach good profitability," says Carl-Henric Svanberg, President and CEO of Ericsson. "The cost savings, as well as cash flow and gross margin improvements are the result of dedicated employees with a clear understanding of the need to be in control of our own destiny. Our direction is clear. We are targeting an operating expenses run rate of SEK 33 b. by Q3 2004 and will continue to focus on cost and operational excellence. We must respond even quicker to customers' changing needs and leverage our technology and market leadership. This is the way to secure the profitability and cost advantages attainable by the market leader. We are well positioned to capture new opportunities and are encouraged by our continued leading position in the market. We have gained a number of key contracts within the rapidly expanding markets for 3G/EDGE and MMS. Our solid 2G GSM position remains an important platform for further business expansion. We also see an increasing interest in our strong service offering where professional services have become a natural extension of our network contracts. Leadership in this changing industry requires a clear understanding of operator and consumer needs in different markets. The ability to support operators in their launch of new services, changing business models and high quality standards in end-to-end solutions is crucial. A prerequisite is operational excellence in all aspects of our business. The industry is recovering. Operators are successfully reducing debt and strengthening their financial position. The gradual shift in focus from financial restructuring to business development leads us to believe that the market is stabilizing and that the dramatic market decline is behind us. We expect the mobile systems market in 2004 to be in line with 2003," concludes Carl-Henric Svanberg. Source: Ericsson web site To read the full report click here. Studies find strong sales of mobile phones Oct. 30, 2003 1:07 PM EST A new report shows the mobile-phone industry could hit almost 500 million shipments this year, a number driven by demand in emerging markets in Asia and Latin America and sales of color—and camera-enabled devices. Source: RCR Wireless News |
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Paging System Technician Immediate opening for technician responsible for maintenance and expansion of paging systems throughout Northern California. Applicant should have experience with Glenayre and Motorola Paging Transmitters. Experience with related equipment including paging switching terminals and telephone interconnection, Excel and light Word processing is a plus. Position is based in San Rafael, CA and Cook Paging offers a competitive salary and a full benefits package. Send Resume to: cookinc@sbcglobal.com or Fax to: Engineering Dept. at: 415-456-5566. |
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A fast and reliable alarming system is an indisputable prerequisite for emergency fire and rescue services to respond successfully and efficiently. State-of-the-art paging enables groups as well as individuals to be alerted. The Quattrino Voice and Memo two tone pagers are suitable for everyone, even for those working in an emergency during severe weather conditions. Continual further development of previous popular models has resulted in a practical, reliable and user-friendly device, innovatively housed with ergonomic operating controls. Design elements include a very long standby function and weather proofing to the European IP54 specifications. I am an
authorized Manufacturer Representative for Swissphone. Please contact
me directly for any additional
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Advanced RF Communications offers a complete line of products and services to support your new or existing paging system. Our technical services utilize the latest technologies and techniques to implement in high-speed digital data messaging or tone/voice paging for local or wide area simulcast paging systems. Products
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Our integration and installation services take all the "boxes" and deliver fully operational one or two-way paging system. We can also "tune-up" that existing paging system with our diagnostic and troubleshooting services to restore System performance that has deteriorated over time.
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DX Radio Systems, Inc. manufactures high quality, high specification type communications products. The following is a list of products that DX Radio Systems, Inc. manufactures or supplies as a single supplied product and can be included as part of a turnkey system:
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY Motorola Nucleus II Paging Transmitters with SkyData Satellite Receivers I have 80 of these used paging stations for sale. The have "matched pair" exciter/station control modules which means they can do 4-level FLEX and ReFLEX (a call to Motorola's support line confirmed this). They operate on 900 MHz with 300 watts RF output. I have photos and more details here. Please contact
me by e-mail for any additional
information. Or better yet, call me on the telephone at: . The seller is motivated and willing to negotiate. This is a great opportunity for someone to obtain this equipment. |
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AAPC’s Mission Statement Defines Purpose
Our industry must move forward together or perish individually. If you want to get involved, please click here. Come and join us! Their "newsroom" is a great source of information. They also host the Paging Technical Committee site. There is a lot of good paging-industry information here. Click on the logo above to find out about joining. |
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The Zetron 2000 Series Paging Terminals are designed for the paging operator needing a flexible, modular approach to system operation, with the capacity to expand to a region-wide or national network. The terminals are incrementally expandable in both capacity and options. The 2000 Series can act as the hub of an integrated communications system and are suitable for the larger private paging system. The terminals are incrementally expandable in both capacity and options, so a system can start small and grow as required. The terminals are available with advanced features such as PageSaver voice messaging. They connect with a wide range of PBX or PSTN equipment and can be integrated with security systems, monitoring and control systems, nurse call, product control, building management systems etc.
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ISC Technologies is the industry leader in the pre-owned Paging equipment marketplace. We specialize in purchasing, reconditioning, reconfiguring and sales of quality paging infrastructure. We can customize and configure equipment at a fraction of the cost of new. All equipment carries a standard warranty to insure your trouble free operation. At ISC Technologies we service what we sell and more. Our factory-trained technicians repair most Quintron, Glenayre, Motorola, and Skydata equipment. All of our repairs are done on a Time and Material basis, saving you money over flat rate repair. From vacuum tubes to surface mount equipment, we are ready to handle your repair needs quickly and cost effectively.
Web: www.4isctech.com |
Wireless Communication Solutions The Hark ISI-400LX is a hardware device that encapsulates serial data into TCP/IP for transmission over the Internet. It can also be configured to convert incoming TAP messages from the serial port and send them over the Internet to paging providers in email (SMTP) or Simple Network Paging Protocol (SNPP) format. The ISI-400LX with the optional external modem can connect to a secondary dial-up ISP when a failure on the ethernet port is detected.
This device is the perfect companion for the Hark Gateway products. An ISI can be located at a remote location for receiving TAP, TNPP, or Billing traffic using a local ISP eliminating long distance phone charges.
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ProfitPlus by Netflow—the software that streamlines pager billing and system maintenance. ProfitPlus interfaces to your Zetron terminals allowing easy changes to pager settings and billable services. Zetron Interface: Multiple Zetron Series 2000 terminals supported. Default pager settings. Terminal/phone number association. Future activation/deactivation dates. Easy group maintenance. Automatic Billing Records: Point of Sale transaction automatically enters pager airtime into monthly billing cycle. Contract pricing. Recurring and one-time billing capabilities. Tracking: Agent commissions. Phone number inventory/analysis. Product inventory transfer from stockroom to sales locations to customer. Capcode usage reports. Duplicate capcode detection.
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Netflow, Inc at: 800-236-5861 |
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Supports both current and future radio paging network needs. Offers both analog (2-tone, 5/6-tone, Quick-Call I and II) formats with voice and digital (Golay, POCSAG and FLEX™) paging formats. Can be tailored to meet special operating requirements of your organization. Features redundant AC and DC power supplies, plug-in hard disk drives, standard MS Windows 2000 operating system, voice prompts, caller password screening, direct connection to your dispatch console and more. You can use common time source for logging. Supports PURC transmitter control or can be connected to existing transmitter control system. Redundancy option with geographic separation is available to provide additional protection for critical message control points. Let us discuss your specific needs. Other PMG models are available with more features and capacities. Also inquire about TGA’s Special Network Application Platform (SNAP)* featuring e-mail messaging inbound and outbound with Web Site Hosting, and don't forget:
* TGA SNAP is a trademark of TGA Technologies, Inc. |
Developers and Manufacturers of Paging and Mobile Data Equipment Selective is a developer and manufacturer of intelligent paging receiver/decoders and mobile data equipment. The PDT2000 Paging Data Terminal is a large display pager designed for desktop or in-vehicle mounting and it, along with our range of other Paging Data Receivers provide a significant message processing capability. The PDT and PDR range have multiple uses and capabilities including:
Our mobile data equipment includes a range of Mobile Data Terminals (MDTs) which may be interfaced to a variety of wireless networks including trunked and conventional radio, paging, GPRS & CDMA cellular, Mobitex etc. Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) and GPS solutions, Dispatch & Messaging software. Local area paging systems, paging interception and message reprocessing software, field force automation and mobile dispatch solutions. We export worldwide.
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Used Pagers For Sale
Motorola Bravo Plus (numeric) units:
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Legacy Technology Solutions LLC
Paging
infrastructure repair with warranty. Please ask for Virgil Jarrard,
President, and tell him Brad Dye sent you. They are located in the
Dallas suburbs, and they occasionally have some good deals on reconditioned
paging equipment as well. Check with them for current product availability.
You can send Virgil an e-mail by clicking here. |
Regional Paging Company Is Still Available A US paging company is being offered for sale. Their main coverage areas include San Antonio and Houston. They hold exclusive frequencies in Texas, Louisiana, Southern Mississippi, Southern Alabama, and the panhandle of Florida up to and including Jacksonville. They also hold licenses in Kentucky and Southern Indiana. I have prepared a page with more information about the company and their assets. Please note that this information is not completely up to date and that it is being presented as "typical" and "planned" only. Please get in touch with me if you are interested. None of this information is warranted as being totally correct and current. Part of a potential buyers "due diligence" would be to inspect and verify the company and its assets before purchase. This is a unique opportunity for someone. Please click here for more information and then call me. |
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Paging Professional seeks position I have a
friend from Venezuela named Elio Soto. He now lives in Florida and
is looking for a job. Elio received his engineering degree at the prestigious
engineering school of the University of Puerto Rico in Mayagüez.
He has had extensive experience in paging and I hope someone reading
this will offer him a job. You can download his resumé here. |
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