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To: michael sabarese who wrote (3673)	12/31/2003 4:00:29 PM
From: Dick Martin	Respond to of 4400

Well I remember the discussions on this board back then and it was all potential but nothing real. The company just didn't have its priorities straight in terms of entering technology areas which could develop substantial revenue, it was all niche market stuff. Since then things have changed in that we are pointed toward things like VoIP, and SDR but the company now only has very limited resources to go ahead, if this management can just shoot straight we can make it but we got only one shot left. VoIP is just becoming a big thing look at this story. redherring.com December 30, 2003 With its new three-digit telephone exchange, Japan has become the largest country to have federal regulators endorse mass migration to Internet-based telephony. The new three-digit 050 exchange, switched on last month, works similarly to U.S. area codes. But instead of dialing a different locale, it allows plain old telephone service (POTS) to seamlessly transition to voice-over-IP (VoIP).