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Started by Jay Peng
Tue, 15 Jun 1993 21:37
Request for Proposal and Budgeting Quote
Author: Jay Peng
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1993 21:37
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1993 21:37
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Request for Proposal and Budgeting Quote
6/11/93
Company: PFA (Panasonic Factory Automation Co.)
Division of Matsushita Electric Corporation of America
9377 W. Grand Ave.
Franklink Park, IL 60131
(708) 288-4400 (Main)
(708) 288-4430 (Fax)
Purpose: PFA like to put their engineering manual into their LAN, then make
CD-ROM for their service engineers to use it on site.
Environment:
LAN ---- Run Novell Netware 3.11, Unix (SunOS4.1.2 and OW3) on Ethernet,
150 nodes
Volume -- Currently, 400,000 pages in Library,
Optical storage should hold double of above amount.
Scan and OCR -- 50,000 pages per year in house.
I think we will outsource most scan and OCR jobs later,
but no gurarantee.
Users -- about 10 - 15 con-current users on LAN
about 30 -40 service engineering use stand-alone notebook.
CD-ROM -- should be multi-sessions
CD-ROM burner on site, so CD-ROM distribution kits can be
manufactured in house.
PFA like all service engineers carrying following items to help them find
out anything technical information they want:
386 or 486 Notebook Computer (already equipped).
optical drive
distributed optical media from central office
Image searching software
If you have any question, please contact me.
Thanks
George Shay
Network Administrator
gshay@panasonicfa.com
(708)288-4472
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* Jay Peng * *
* System & Network Staff * Email : jay@panasonicfa.com *
* Panasonic Factory Automation * UUCP : ...!psinntp!panasonicfa.com!jay *
* Franklin Park, IL 60131 * Tel : (708)288-4549 *
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