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Pacific Telecommunications Council
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Telecom Services opportunity.
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transmission of data between computers at different locations. Data are typically sent over telephone lines, but radio waves and satellites are also used. A computer with a communications board (RS-232C Serial Port), telecommunications software, and modem are needed for communication; a terminal may also be used. Software is required to communicate between computers within the firm, for timesharing situations, and for accessing commercial data bases. Software also aids in the manipulation of information coming over the modem. Communications packages usually reserve some of the computer memory as a buffer. Information is placed in the capture buffer, awaiting future disposition (saving to disk or printing the information). Alternatively, one can load data from a disk into the buffer for uploading to another computer in
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Pacific Telecommunications Council
Organizations and professionals involved as providers, users, policymakers, and analysts in telecommunications development in the Americas, Oceania, and Asia. Provides a forum for discussion between governments, academia, and telecommunications users, ...
Members: 700
Founded: 1980
Dues: nonprofit (based on number of employees), $250-$675 annual; affiliate (non-voting), $250 annual; individual, $150 annual; for-profit (based on number of employees), $250-$3,600 annual; student (in developing country), $25 annual; student (in developed country), $65 annual.