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The Telecommunications Road Show Presentation Slides, May 2005 (in P.D.F. format)

• Presentation 1 of 7 Introduction to the Road Show and Accessible Telecommunications (PDF-531Kb)
• Presentation 2 of 7 An overview of the DoCITA Research Clinical Trial (PDF-433Kb)
• Presentation 3 of 7 Commercial Mobile Phones Accessories that Promote Efficiency (PDF-259Kb)
• Presentation 4 of 7 The Telecommunications Industry Participation (PDF-459Kb)
• Presentation 5 of 7 Mobile Phone Accessories That Promote Efficiency (PDF-782Kb)
• Presentation 6 of 7 Home Phone Options (PDF-1Mb - large document)
• Presentation 7 of 7 AAC to Mobile Phone Connectivity and Road Show Conclusion (PDF-362Kb)

Other Resources of Interest

•  A comparison of 7 of the latest combined mobile phone/personal digital assistants (P.D.A's) that have recently been released onto the commercial market. (see page 3 and 4 of this document) (PDF-946Kb)  Acknowledgement - the above document is the 'technology feature' section that was published in the May 2005 edition of Qantas' inflight magazine.
• Read a report about the 'NovitaTech Snowy Hydro Telecommunications Roadshow', open or download the short report (PDF-1042Kb) (7 pages) or the long report (PDF-2765Kb)(13 pages, including appendices and more photos from the Road Show).
•  The Good Practice Guide (PDF-153Kb) has been developed by the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association's Accessibility Committee to encourage and assist the industry to enhance and develop the accessibility of products and services to people with disabilities.  The aim of the guide is to foster practical suggestions that industry can adopt to meet the needs of people with disabilities.  Any comments and suggestions are welcome.
• A new code and companion guideline was registered by the Australian Communications and Media Authority on 11 October 2006 and will take effect from 11 April 2007. This new Code will require telecommunications equipment suppliers to list some of the accessibility features on their products and to supply a low cost contact point where individuals can seek accessibility information in relation to particular telecommunication products.
  A copy of the Code ACIF C625:2005 information on Accessibility Features for Telephone Equipment  and the Guideline ACIF G627:2005 Operational Matrices for Reporting on Accessibility Features for Telephone Equipment  is available at the Communications Alliance website.
  
  

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