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Articles in Feb, 1994 issue of Communications News

• Cellular modems keep Republic on track - Republic Locomotive Works Inc - Modems & Muxes
• Georgia Power puts cash guarantee behind its service - Georgia Power Co. uses interactive voice response system to guarantee service
• Japanese are way ahead deploying and using ISDN - Integrated Services Digital Network - ISDN Forum - Column
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• Modem pooling increases reliability at ADP - Automatic Data Processing Inc - Modems & Muxes - Column
  by Mike Winters
• Video system 'just plain works' for CEO - Bob Starer uses videoconferencing to manage two geographically dispersed companies
• Pacific Gas links customers, competitors to enterprise network - Pacific Gas Transmission Co. provides access to databases
• Connecting urban doctors and rural patients - the Eastern Montana Telemedicine Project uses videoconferencing to connect five rural hospitals and clinics with medical and mental health specialists
• Bluebonnet implements high-performance backup for its network - Bluebonnet Savings Bank FSB - Modems & Muxes
  by Chuck Littleton
• Toll fraud: multimillion-dollar telecomm problem
  by Ruth Michalecki
• LAN evolution's third phase: remote, mobile users - local area networks
  by Morris Edwards
• Unisys gets world of benefits from video - videoconferencing an integral part of corporate culture at Unisys Corp
  by John Champa
• 800 number portability: is it for you? - Communications Management - Column
  by Paul Kirvan