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Title: NENA's E911 Model Legislation (Click to open or right click to download and listen!)
Date: 3/11/2009
Length: 12:52
Junkies: Jessica Gdowski, Mark Fletcher
Summary: Odds are your enterprise wouldn't comply with NENA's model E911 legislation if it became law in your state. Learn how to bring your emergency communications up to snuff with help from Mark Fletcher, chairman of NENA's multi-line telephone system technical subcommittee and Nortel's product line manager for emergency services. Voice Report's Managing Editor Jessica Gdowski hosts this episode.

This episode is sponsored by:
5th Annual National Summit on Telecom Expense Management

Topics:

• 80%+ would need upgraded E911 capabilities to meet recommendations
• Do you fall under businesses, shared tenant building, temporary residence or apartment guidelines?
• Read related article, "Model E911 Law Tightens Location Reporting"
• Read the model legislation at http://www.nena.org/pages/ContentList.asp?CTID=41
• NENA to lobby for state and federal E911 laws
• View the "E911 Compliance Jump Start: An Inside Look at NENA's Model Legislation" webcast!
  
• Web sites mentioned in this podcast:
  5th Annual National Summit on TEM: www.TEMNationalSummit.com
  National Emergency Number Association: http://www.nena.org

Contact Ellen Crupi for podcast sponsorship opportunities -- ecrupi@thevoicereport.com or (301) 229-6745.

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