What? I am Canadian and that makes very little sense. All our mediacl coverage is paid for here except optional things like plastic surgery and eye correction, and even in special situations those are covered. A lot of people go on blue cross too I guess to help reduce the cost of perscriptions and things like that I guess. Is that what you are refering to?
Uh I don't think they have actually made the switch yet. I think they have only made the first call using VOIP. They haven't actually switched the public phone system yet. The article said they were going to move internal TELUS communication to VOIP first and then the public sector later.
I think the major backbone for TELUS is a cross Canada OC192 actually. I remember reading that last year when they turned it up. That should be enough bandwidth for this endeavour
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What? I am Canadian and that makes very little sense. All our mediacl coverage is paid for here except optional things like plastic surgery and eye correction, and even in special situations those are covered. A lot of people go on blue cross too I guess to help reduce the cost of perscriptions and things like that I guess. Is that what you are refering to?
Uh I don't think they have actually made the switch yet. I think they have only made the first call using VOIP. They haven't actually switched the public phone system yet. The article said they were going to move internal TELUS communication to VOIP first and then the public sector later.
I think the major backbone for TELUS is a cross Canada OC192 actually. I remember reading that last year when they turned it up. That should be enough bandwidth for this endeavour