With the ever increasing number of telephones, cell phones, computers, fax machines, home offices, web enabled automobiles and home appliances, what must the communications industry do to handle the demand for new telephone numbers?  Area code changes have already started, but this is only a temporary fix.

With only a finite amount of ten digit telephone numbers, inevitably, the supply of numbers will run out.  After that, the only solution is to expand the size of the number, itself.

So, at that point, you'll have to update your personal address book for friends and relatives whose number may change.  That will be a headache.

Now, think about where you work: they will have to do the same thing, for you and all other employees.  What about the telephone companies, themselves?  What about the airlines, banks, any big company?  What must they do?  And, more importantly, how will they do it?

Just as ADPAC helped many companies, worldwide, determine and fix their Year 2000 problems, we can also help any company with this expansion issue.

This service is provided at a low, fixed price.  On time.  No delays.  No surprises.  Guaranteed.

For up-to-date news and information about this fast changing situation, you should consult the following web pages:

• Industry Numbering Committee
• Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions
• North American Numbering Plan Administration

For additional and supplemental information, you may want to view these pages:

• North American Numbering Council