[Cidrz] Powerpoint Presentation

[Andrés Monroy-Hernández]

Thanks for the feedback! We cut the number of slides and we are now using a
map of Zambia from Celtel that shows the coverage in the country.

2008/5/4 Gari Clifford <gari.clifford at gmail.com>:

> looks good Leo.
> some quick thoughts - can you get through 15 slides in 15 mins? I would
> drop the outline slide and just jump straight into the problem. Can you
> condense any of the other slides?
> 'Insuring' should be 'ensuring' on the last two slides.
>
> You might want to throw a map up of where Zambia is and explain the GSM
> connectivity in the country in relation to where health posts are just to
> give some people visual ref. and understand the infrastructure you are
> dealing with. I cut the attached image from:
> http://www.gsmworld.com/roaming/GSM_WorldFreqBands2006A.pdf
>
> -G
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> 2008/5/3 Leo Anthony Celi <leoanthonyceli at yahoo.com>:
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