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Re: Is Capitol Metro looking into telecommuting?

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From: Richard G Russell
Date: Sat, 09 Sep 1995 00:00
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In article <42psrl$lmm@geraldo.cc.utexas.edu>, gcrick@itp.sqi.utexas.edu 
says...
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>In article <NEWTNews.4730.810517224.hourahan@infinity.ccsi.com.ccsi.com>,
> <Hourahan@infinity.ccsi.com.ccsi.com> wrote:
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>>HI! Yes there is a telecommuting study ongoing as we speak.
>>
>
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>If you are referring to the Austin Transportation Study's Telecommuting 
>Study/Report, that is why I asked.  I am the leader of that team and do
>not know of any proposed plan linking Cap Metro and ISDN telecommuting
>support, thus was curious to learn more.  (Especially since the report
>is due Monday and this is my last chance to include more information.)
>
>gene 


Hi Gene,

Why in the world is Capital Metro involved in Studying Telecommuting?
It seems that the more telecommuting there is, the less the need for
busses and a light rail line?  No offense, but what does CM know about
technology anyway?

RGR :)
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Subject: Re: Is Capitol Metro looking into telecommuting?
Date: 1995/09/09
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