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To: Anthony Tsai who wrote (21070)	1/22/2001 7:54:31 PM
From: Randy Wojciechowski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

Ah the never ending debate. Is the glass half-full or half-empty? I noticed some of the complaining customers were shipped Westell modems by Verizon. I know someone that was was shipped five Westell modems by Verizon for his ADSL install. Verizon is moving some(how much?) Westell product. The demand appears to be there. If and when the ILECs get their DSL act together ADSL and the DSL providers should take off. If the cable companies don't grab these customers first. If......

To: Anthony Tsai who wrote (21070)	1/27/2001 2:51:43 PM
From: Michael F. Donadio	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

Conference Plus headquarters going up in Schaumburg dailynews.yahoo.com Saturday January 27 09:24 AM EST By Elisabeth Carrel Daily Herald Business Writer Conference Plus Inc. is building a new 41,850-square-foot headquarters at 1051 E. Woodfield Road, in Three Lakes Business Park in Schaumburg. The company, a unit of Westell Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq:WSTL - news) of Aurora, broke ground in November. It expects its new home to be complete late this spring. Conference Plus chose FCL Builders Inc. to construct the office building. The company is a collaborative application service provider that manages and hosts Internet protocol, audio, video and Web-based conferencing. It also sells such various back-office services as fax confirmations and billing systems. Conference Plus has expanded by about 50 percent over the last four years, FCL said, and has become the fifth-largest company of its kind. The new single-story building will have a masonry veneer exterior. Inside will be a generator backup and 100 percent fiber-optic cable capability. The telecommunications building will have 9-foot-clear ceilings and parking for 233 vehicles. Harris Architects Inc. is the architect for the building's exterior. Interior Design Group Inc. is providing interior architectural work. Supervising construction for FCL will be Larry Gamm, project manager; and Nate Peterson, assistant project manager. Leases in Buffalo Grove Handtmann Inc. has expanded into 19,284 square feet at Rogers Centre for Commerce, 1534 Barclay Blvd. in Buffalo Grove. The company uses the space for light assembly and distribution. Mark Baumhart of Arthur J. Rogers & Co. represented Handtmann in negotiations. Norman Ross, also of Rogers, acted for his company, which owns the building. Aixtron Inc. leased 8,664 square feet at Rogers Centre for Commerce, adding to its existing space. Ross of Rogers represented both parties in the transaction. Elk Grove Village lease National Tool & Manufacturing has leased 7,500 square feet at 520 Bonnie Lane in Elk Grove Village. The space has 14-foot ceilings and one exterior dock. Zero Access Inc. signed a 980-square-foot lease at 1510 Midway Court in Elk Grove Village. Kelly Joyce and Lisa Buncic of Owen Wagener & Co. acted for Zero Access, National Tool & Manufacturing and both buildings' owners in lease negotiations. Hot Properties appears on Saturdays.