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ADI: Information for Local Authorities and Government AgenciesA personal note of frustration from Andronicos, inventor of Azam: It is extremely frustrating that as of November 2004, more than one year after launch of ADI, there are at least 50 Local Authorities in the UK still trying to identify "which department we should send your free Azam software for the disabled to". Please do your (our) disabled citizens a favor and send the following email ASAP to everyone in the local government authority you are working for: Dear [name] There is a FREE software product for assisting disabled persons to communicate with PCs, using their voice. If you deal with disabled persons, please visit www.azamit.com. Until we identify who is best suited for coordinating the distribution of Azam software, Mr(s) xxxxxxx xxxxxx of [department], [emailed] and [phone number] will act as temporary liaison officer between Azam International and [name of authority]. Please keep this email handy. Azam IT Generic Letter to Local Authorities relating to the introduction email sent in July (2003/07/07) *** Press Release 2003/06/12 *** Please refer to the section explaining ADI to Charities and NGOs before reading the FAQs below.
Proposed Poster Text for Local Authorities
Poster 1AzamThe Azam Disabilities Initiative invites people with disabilities to take advantage of FREE ACCESS to this new voice messaging and storage system for PCs.
Don't just say it, Azam it! Memo/Poster 2AzamSoftware Designers Azam International Technologies Limited have created a new voice messaging and storage system for PCs called Azam which will significantly improve the ability of people with severe and multiple disabilities to communicate more fully with colleagues, friends and family. The Azam Disabilities Initiative (ADI) has been set up to promote and distribute Azam software FREE to people with disabilities because of its inventor's personal experiences with disability. Those with certain visual, motor or cognitive disabilities who find conventional forms of communication challenging even with assistive technologies will welcome Azam which will allow people to simply talk to their PC and send off emails without typing a word. It's fast and easy, as well as good fun. A large network of charities and independent advice organisations across the UK can be contacted by people interested in accessing FREE Azam and will distribute a 'keycode' which when entered as a password, will give the user FREE and unlimited access. The Azam Disabilities Initiative will benefit a maximum number of people if it is widely promoted through a range of services available to disabled people in the UK. Local Authorities can play a big role in the promotion of Azam simply by advising their clients of its existence and displaying posters in public areas. If you wish to give people access to improved methods of communication, visit www.azamit.com for more information. Don't just say it, Azam it! |
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