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From: wybbs!ken@sharkey.cc.umich.edu (Ken Jongsma)
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Subject: Re: Alliance Teleconferencing
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Date: 17 Dec 90 18:09:09 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 888, Message 12 of 13


I just got off the phone after setting up an Alliance Teleconference
with two sites in the United States, one in England and one in Saudi
Arabia.

This was the first time I had a chance to use the automated version of
Alliance. To say I was impressed with the sound quality would be an
understatement.

All parties could hear each other at an equal volume. The Saudi
connection was a little lower volume than the others, but no different
than when I call them direct.

The key procedure was a bit awkward, but I had one of those cards AT&T
has been attaching to Forbes & Bus Week advertisements that helped a
lot.

Very impressive...


Ken Jongsma                 ken@wybbs.mi.org
Smiths Industries           ken%wybbs@sharkey.umich.edu
Grand Rapids, Michigan      ..sharkey.cc.umich.edu!wybbs!ken