re:Disaster Recovery Plan Outline
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Subject: re:Disaster Recovery Plan Outline
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From: Chris King <chris.king@cellnet.com>
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Date: Thu, 08 Jan 1998 16:44:38 -0800
Please see the following e-mail from Duncan Cano of PG&E and reply with
comments to Duncan or me, with cc to the other. Thanks!
Chris
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>Subject: re:Disaster Recovery Plan Outline
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>Chris:
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>We are looking into applying Low Side (Secondary) Line Loss within the
>retrieval system as part of the MDMA function. I wanted to know if this
>issue was discussed during the MDMA meetings. I don't recall being present
>when this topic was discussed. However, in my view it should be part of
MDMA
>responsibilities since it affects calculations for scheduling and billing.
>Applying these loss factor at the front end will help keep the data
>consistent.
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>Could you perhaps send this emial to the other MDMA participants and or
let me
>know if there was a discussion surrounding this topic and let me know what
the
>outcome was.
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>Also, I'm putting the finishing touches on the re-drafted of the MDMA
>Acceptance and Standards documents. I've put them in a more understandable
>and intuitive format without changing any of the content. I'll send the new
>documents to you on Monday. Have a wonderful and safe new year!
>
>Duncan
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>Sent by:"Chris King" <chris.king@cellnet.com>
> All,
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>PG&E has developed the attached draft outline for the disaster recovery
>plan (thanks Duncan Cano!). Please take a look at it and provide me with
>any comments. The idea is that this would be used as a template for the
>acceptance process, but its use would not be mandatory. It is more of a
>helpful guideline to ESPs applying for acceptance as MDMAs. Also, it will
>not be part of our letter to the CPUC.
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>Chris
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Chris S. King
Vice President, CellNet Data Systems, Inc.
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