They have stirred up a hornet’s nest.

by Ramon Padilla Jr. in Networking

on November 4, 2005, 11:13 AM PST

They have stirred up a hornet’s nest.

The FCC has stirred up a hornet’s nest with its latest decision to decree that any VOIP provider must insure that their network is wiretap ready. Besides the obvious providers, they are insinuating that colleges and universities must do the same. Talk about an unfunded mandate! There are tons of details to this and certainly ...

The FCC has stirred up a hornet’s nest with its latest decision

to decree that any VOIP provider must insure that their network is

wiretap ready. Besides the obvious providers, they are

insinuating that colleges and universities must do the same. Talk

about an unfunded mandate! There are tons of details to this and

certainly more reserach to be done on my part before I write at length

about it. In the mean time, check out CNETs coverage here.

By Ramon Padilla Jr.

I have been part of the IT world as a professional since 1987. First as a programmer with an Air Carrier, then as an IT Manager, IT Coordinator, and eventually Director/CIO through 16 years of County Government experience. Since then I have been consulting with State Governments in the areas of Application Development and Data Warehousing and Business Process Re-engineering. I recently accepted a Director's/CIO position in the government arena and am looking forward to the challenges of senior IT management again. While I cannot state where I am working or who I am working for, should it become known, I must make it clear that all thoughts and opinions expressed by me in this blog are my own and do not reflect those of TechRepublic, C/NET nor my current employer.

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