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One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
Clearing the land for the new Northern Electric building in Belleville.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
Followed by Northern Telecom, which was great until Nortel's fortunes went south, eventually.
Tis the way of all things...
Nepean Museum; Nepean; Ottawa, Ontario.
This is what I work on. This customer is especially clueless. We installed VoIP sets for 120 users at this site, and we installed a Windows 2003 server to provide DHCP (because he didn't have one) to allow the VoIP phones to acquire IP addresses dynamically. He now wants us to remove the DHCP server... He finally got the cable management looking nice (by comparison to what it was, trust me, this is nice looking).
I've located the picture in "my home town" rather than where it is physically located. Obviously, I cannot tell you where the customer is, but I still wanted to identify the photo as being taken in the Northern California area.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
(top-to-bottom, left-to-right)
Row 1: David Berg, Rick Mederios, Bhanu Nagenthiram, Yaz Falzon (wife of Jamie Falzon), Jamie Falzon.
Row 2: Viera Bibr, Kurt Allen, Caterina Didio-Duggan, Howard Thompson, Bernie Jansen.
Row 3: Alain Lee, Scott Stone, Tuan Nguyen.
Row 4: Mai Nguyen, Irene Huang, Anne Wyman, Harry Mizutani, Diep Vo (wife of Hung Truong), Brandon Ho.
Row 5: Hung Truong, Susan Bishop, Andy Ng, Claire Giotis, Angela Ho, Rosanne Allen.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
5.Too many customers per account manager in most Telco’s
It takes several (5+) years, endless training sessions and raw experience to have any real hope of understanding the technology in modern Voice and Data Networks. This means that most customers have to put up with unsuitably qualified, inexperienced account managers who are forced into reactive modes due to the high customer to account manager ratios.
Would you trust your business with an inexperienced Accountant or perhaps a 1st year Solicitor?
I’ve lost count of the times I’ve heard “we have an account manager, but we never hear from them and we can never raise them on the phone”.
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One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
One of a series of negatives and photographs taken by an unidentified employee of the Northern Electric (later Nortel) plant on Sidney Street in Belleville, Ontario.
Given to Robert House and donated by him to the Community Archives in July 2019.
(top-to-bottom, left-to-right)
Row 1: David Berg, Rick Mederios, Bhanu Nagenthiram, Yaz Falzon (wife of Jamie Falzon), Jamie Falzon, Bernie Jansen.
Row 2: Hung Truong, Kurt Allen, Caterina Didio-Duggan, Howard Thompson, Tuan Nguyen.
Row 3: Viera Bibr, Scott Stone, Andy Ng, Diep Vo (wife of Hung Truong), Brandon Ho.
Row 4: Alain Lee, Irene Huang, Anne Wyman, Harry Mizutani.
Row 5: Mai Nguyen, Susan Bishop, Claire Giotis, Angela Ho, Rosanne Allen.
I've got a Nortel i2002 "Voip" phone working with the asterisk system at work, using the UNISTIM channel driver. Pretty damn cool! Asterisk is amazing!
I'd read that Nortel never actually moved into New Southgate works/North London Business Park.
However here is their pre-Nortel (Northern Telecom) name on what i think is building 3.
From left to right:
Back: Chris vanderZwan, Anda Cosma, Walter Krumshyn, Jordan Pelletier, Michael Pelletier, Martin Scantland, John Anglin, Andy Dolgan, Essam Abu-Ohaibah
Front: Angie Raley, Howard Baker
More stuff. All brought with me from LA.
The Cisco 3002 just needs a dynamic IP (via a router or whatever) and it gets me on the corporate network. Needed so I can use my Nortel IP-Phone, which is actually the phone off my desk at work!
Old outdated model of a Bell Canada pay phone (broken) in Montreal on July 19, 2014. I think it is a Centurion model payphone manufactured by Northern Telecom / Nortel in the 1980s.
This one was on Saint-Jacques Street close to University St. in Montreal.
Came across a somewhat vintage payphone today. No LCD screen, volume buttons, credit card slot, etc on this one and it even says Nortel ( Northern Telecom ) on the coin return.
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•How can I reduce my telephone bill?
This special report is focused on saving your company the money and pain of making a poor purchasing decision when it comes to telecommunications. And that certainly is great place to start. I want to help you plug the leaks so that you are not needlessly sending your hard earned profits over to your phone company.
However I really want to go one step further. What if your telecommunications could be a profit centre to your business rather than just an expense item? What if I could find ways and strategies of actually bringing in more business to you and adding extra profit to your bottom line?
Saving my clients’ money is something I really love to do. But being able to help my clients MAKE more sales and profit is what really ‘cranks my handle’ and gets me excited!
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Northern Electric Centurion in Lamar Colorado. Had a weird pulsing dial tone. Suprised it HAD a dial tone! (I'm wondering if this phone has been retrofitted with a "smart board" or if it is still owned by the phone company)
4.You can have UNLIMITED calls to any Australian mobile, fixed Line and 13 numbers using Australia’s biggest premium Telco for a tiny $75 + GST per month.
Businesses spending $487 or more on usage per month can typically realise a 50 to 70% reduction in call costs. This potentially saves many businesses thousands every year. You can either put this in your pocket or put it towards improving the communications technology that your business depends on.
for the full report go to http//:www.phonesystemsbrisbane.net.au 1300 851 411
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A basic set of Northern Telecom (nortel?) / belden / nordx / nordex punch down telephony / network equipment. Wire up your home or small office like a real professional - just add wire and drops.
All surplus stuff from when I used to do network / phone installation. Nothing wrong with any of it.
This package contains the following pieces.
1 x QCBIX1A
1 x QCBIX5A
1 x QCBIX36A (4 pin x 12 ports)
2 x QMBIX10C mounts (reg $20 ea)
1 x QTBIX16A - Punch down tool (reg $88)
1 x QTBIX17A - test probe (reg $28)
Listed on eBay.
Perfect for the small business or home office. No PBX needed or commercial equipment necessary. This phone will even call you on your cell phone when someone leaves a message on it.
All manuals, key covers, and telephone cables included. One has call waiting, the other doesn't. Only one power cable. Excellent condition since I only used in my home office.
Built-in Digital Answering Machine
Handsfree Speaker Phone
Automated Attendant System (IE: press 1 for our office hours press 2 for directions press 3 for this week's specials or press zero for the receptionist)
12 Mailboxes
*Caller ID (name and number)
*Phone allows you to record specific outgoing messages for different people based on their caller ID phone number. (See example one below.)
*Phone can also use a list of Caller ID phone numbers to create a group message. (See example two below.)
Phone can call you at another number or page you to advise that you have new messages
No tapes or batteries
72 hour power failure memory
Personal Directory and Callers List for up to 75 names/numbers
*Call Announce (phone can announce the number of the calling party or the calling party's name)
Audible beep when there are new messages (can be turned off or on)
*Red light flashes when new messages received and goes solid when line is in use
Toll saver function
Buttons for Hold Redial Link/Flash Contrast Adjust Play Record Callers list
5 buttons which can be programmed for 1-touch speed dials or custom calling features
*Built-in Distinctive Ringing switch sends secondary ring calls to another device IE: fax
If you have more than one 9516 phone you can do Paging and transfer Data between phones
ADDITIONAL FEATURES:
Name and number Call Display*
Compatible with Centrex PBX or standard telephone service
2x16 adjustable backlit display
Speakerphone with mute
Voice Announce* of incoming callers
30 minutes recording time for recording
Memo’s or directory names
75-name and number Callers List*
75-name and number downloadable Directory
Remote notification of new messages
Remote access to messages and Directory with password protection
Personal and group greetings to callers listed in your Directory*
Integrated Auto Attendant
Quick playback/random playback
Fax Switch option for fax or other devices*
Five programmable memory keys for frequently called numbers or feature access codes
Last 10 number redial
Preferred Name Match*
LINK/Release/Hold keys
Visual ringing/extension-in-use/hold indicator
CMS/Voltage Message Waiting indicator*
Optional page and call timer keys
English/French prompts
Hearing aid compatible
Desk or wall mountable
Integrated digital answering machine
Nine personal and three special mailboxes
appetizer: Calamari. $12.75.
With popcorn shrimp, crispy jalapenos, candied ginger, sriracha aioli & sweet chili sauce.
2.“Bundling” your telephone hardware with your ‘call spend’ cuts you out of massive savings.
Typically the Telco sales person gives a great spiel and tells you everything you wanted to hear.
i.e. “It’s Easy…Everything is on easy to read bill…you will save up to 16%... one easy monthly payment.”
Here’s the real FACTS;
Telco’s are primarily interested in your monthly call spend!
Telco call rates have consistently dropped annually over the past 10 years
A tiny discount (up to 16%) on “qualifying calls” to lock you into fixed prices for 3 – 5 years. (Think about it this way…would you lock in a fixed Mortgage rate in a falling interest rate market?)
In almost all cases the tiny Telco discount falls a long way short of off setting the cost of paying for the their re-branded phone system.
I typically show people how to pay for a new phone system from savings made on their monthly phone bill (for customers spending more than $497 per month on calls)
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Nortel have brought their Energy Efficiency Calculator online. It allows comparison of Nortel vs. Cisco in terms of energy use and cost savings.
Introducing Greg Eicke
My name is Greg Eicke and I’ve been working at the leading edge of voice communications for the past 27 years. In that time I’ve found that most companies are interested in five things when it comes to their phone technology. Firstly, the most commonly asked question is “Do I really need a VoIP phone system?” closely followed by, “How to reduce the phone bill?” Well I bring great news for the business owner who is looking for impressive productivity increases and equally enjoyable cost savings.
for more info go to phonesystemsbrisbane.net.au/
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7.“Special corporate call pricing contracts” do not offer the best available price for your business (regardless of business size).
A rate for local, a rate for national, a rate for inter capital cities, a rate for our own network, a rate for these mobiles, a rate for other mobiles, a rate for on net mobiles … This is all designed to make you feel like you’re important.... but how confusing!
The secret is that there are very simple ways to access significantly better than corporate rates for any size business.
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