The room can also access the general operation centre's information on the core network. It has a Telstra telepresence system so the team in Sydney can talk to the team in Melbourne, and so that customers can listen into the state of play and understand what is going on.
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It is good to see Braille under the sign for the Major Incident Room, as network administration is a job suitable for blind or vision impaired people (see www.cucat.org). However, how would they see that giant screen on the flight deck?