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Microsoft TV's planned IPTV solution will use industry-leading video compression technology to dramatically reduce bandwidth requirements, enabling Bell Canada to deliver broadcast-quality video services to a variety of devices over its broadband network. Microsoft TV's IPTV solution is designed to support standard and high-definition channels, on-demand programming and interactive program guides, as well as future service offerings that leverage two-way, interactive platforms.
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Bell Canada originally extended lines clear from Nova Scotia to the foot of the Rocky Mountains in what is now Alberta. However, most of the attention given to meeting demand for service focused on major cities in Ontario, Quebec, and the Maritime Provinces.
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Productivity Pak is a trade-mark of Bell Canada. Microsoft and Outlook are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Services available where technology permits. Features are subject to change without notice. Other conditions may apply. BlackBerry is a trademark of Research in Motion Limited - used by permission.
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In addition, manually generating reports on rapidly growing amounts of data was timeconsuming and labor intensive for Bell Canada. As their 9-1-1 service area grew, additional analysts were required to generate and analyze reports. The need for a more robust system to generate reports was clear so that Bell Canada could regularly gauge system effectiveness and update data as needed.
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BridgePort Networks will work with Bell Canada to develop and test IP technology that integrates fixed and mobile voice services. The technical trial is set to get under way in the first half of 2005.
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