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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (414)	6/9/1999 1:33:00 PM
From: Srexley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 626

Hi Frank. The following is the article about the SR award. They did only receive one of many awards handed out. The category they won, per the Supercomm article below is "Optical Network Environment". Still seems pretty impressive to an outsider like me. SUPERQuest Award Winners Announced SUPERCOMM '99 announced its second annual SUPERQuest awards this week. The awards recognize outstanding achievements in the implementation of network technology. The awards showcase implementations of public and private network solutions and the key product/technology in those solutions that have advanced the customers business. "The SUPERQuest awards are clearly among the most prestigious ways that our industry celebrates technology in action," said Jack Chalden, SUPERCOMM general manager. "SUPERQuest winners have combined innovation and customer service to provide flexible solutions for their companies and business partners." The award winners are: local access services, NorthPoint Communications and Copper Mountain Networks, Inc.; operations support systems, BellSouth Telecommunications and Informix Software, Inc.; backbone bandwidth, Williams Communications Group and Sycamore Networks; IP services, WoldPort Communications, Inc. and Lucent Technologies; Digital Subscriber Line equipment, Advanced Fibre Communications; optical network environment, SilkRoad, Inc.; wireless technology, MRV Communications; enterprise access network, Washington Department of Information Services; VPN technology, NetReality; enterprise IP telephony, Sensible Office Solutions, Inc.; and access technology, Lucent Technologies. Is this the same information that you saw? Scott