RE: Internet access

[Ellen Waite-Franzen <ewaite@richmond.edu>]

Nothing you need to do now (except sing the praises of IS).   All the
research you did up to yesterday was enough.  I really do appreciate
your follow through with Network Virginia. When we fill up the t-3, I
expect to hear from you again...

 


Ellen J Waite Franzen
Associate Provost for Information Services

 "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons."  Popular
Mechanics, 1949



		-----Original Message-----
		From:	gilfoyle [mailto:ggilfoyl@richmond.edu]
		Sent:	Thursday, October 22, 1998 10:36 AM
		To:	Ellen Waite-Franzen
		Subject:	Re: Internet access

		yippee!! yahoo!! let me know if there is anything i can
do
		(e.g., creative whining to the dean, president,
whoever).


		Ellen Waite-Franzen wrote:
		> 
		> While we asked for funds to improve Internet access
from Program
		> improvements, and this was the No. 1 priority for the
IS infrastructure
		> budget, we cannot wait 6-12 months.    Let's go ahead
and immediately
		> start the process to go to T-3 access.  We will cover
it in someway.
		> 
		> Ellen J Waite Franzen
		> Associate Provost for Information Services
		> 
		>  "Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5
tons."  Popular
		> Mechanics, 1949

		-- 
		Dr. Gerard P. Gilfoyle

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