Welcome to the new E911 Watch! Based on feedback from subscribers like you, we've redesigned E911 Watch - and our new website - to be packed with information and links to resources on E911 legislation, technology and best practices.

This issue focuses on VoIP and E911. Three new states are considering E911 legislation and the new FCC mandates for VoIP Service Providers increase public awareness of the issue and extend consideration for PBX owners. If an RFP for a new or expanded IP-based communications system is in your future, check out our E911 RFP Guide that will help you understand the issues and ask the right questions.

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Penny Schlyer

Will Enterprises Come Under Increased Scrutiny for E911 in Today's IP Telephony Environment?
The same high-profile E911 issues facing VoIP Service Providers such as Vonage and others are also challenging for enterprises supporting remote office workers, home office workers and nomadic IP soft-phone users according to a recent article in Network World.

State E911 Legislation Continues to Spread
Three new states have submitted bills to the state legislature in recent months. Find out if new E911 legislation is being discussed in your area. RedSky keeps you up to date on pending and enacted E911 legislation nationwide.

Migrating to VoIP? Here's Your Guide to E911 in Today's RFPs
Purchasing a new communications system? Contemplating an upgrade to incorporate the advanced functionality that IP telephony offers? Don't issue an RFP without considering the important question of how you're going to manage E911 location information and route 911 calls.

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