VANCOUVER, Wash., Oct. 28, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Sanswire Technologies (Other OTC:SNWR) announced today that its CEO, Michael K. Molen recently addressed the Association of County/City Information Systems (ACCIS) Fall Conference in Vancouver, Washington.
Molen closed the three day Conference held at the Red Lion Hotel at the Quay in Vancouver, WA, with a presentation and discussion on the "Challenges and Excitement of Building the Nation's First Wireless Broadband Network".
Sanswire Technologies has designed and intends to begin construction on a National Wireless Broadband Network using high-altitude airships called Stratellites as its transmission platform. When completed, the Network will allow subscribers to roam anywhere in the country while staying wirelessly connected to the Internet at high-speed.
"What a great group to meet with," said Molen. "It's not often that you get that many potential customers in a room together at one time". "I was pleasantly surprised when I realized that they already knew a lot about our business and what we are doing with the Stratellites".
Darrel Bowman, VP of AppTech Inc., a Tacoma, WA based technology company and ACCIS Conference Committee Chairman stated, "Our ACCIS members are excited about the possibilities and the changes to our world this technology will bring once it is widely available. The possibilities are limitless."
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