How to give your executive summary a High Reader Impact
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During the past eighteen months, the Systems Products laboratory developed a way for companies with large fleets of trucks to communicate directly with their drivers through a satellite link at any time. More than 94% of data and voice transmissions from tests with eight trucks over twenty states using a prototype satellite phone succeeded, though transmissions were sometimes limited by trucks moving outside the satellite's coverage area or obstructions blocking the signal. Overall, testing clearly proved the prototype's effectiveness, and further work on developing new antennas and satellite configurations to expand coverage was recommended.
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How to give your executive summary a High Reader Impact
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- 2. Page 2 of 4 This means key analysis and opinion sits near the end of the document. Your readers have to wade through less important material before getting to the most important. During the past eighteen months, the Systems Products laboratory developed a way to allow companies with large fleets of trucks to communicate directly with their drivers. This communication is intended to take place at any time through a satellite link. The tests occurred during the week beginning 16 February 2015, using the Atticus 1 satellite and eight trucks driven over a twenty state region. All trucks carried our prototype cell phones. More than 94% of the 40 000 data transmissions succeeded. Also, over 94% of the voice transmissions were judged to be commercial quality with exceptional clarity. The most important factor that limited the success of the transmissions, was movement outside the satellite's broadcast footprint. Other factors included the obstruction of the line of sight between the truck antennae and the satellite by highway overpasses, mountains and hills, trees, and buildings. Overall, the test clearly proved the soundness of the prototype design. Our work on it should continue as rapidly as possible. We recommend: developing a new antenna designed specifically for use in communications between satellites and phones exploring the configuration of satellites needed to provide thorough footprint coverage for the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, and Southern Canada. Low Reader ImpactRating Fact Analysis Opinion n
- 3. Page 3 of 4 This means key analysis and opinion now sits closer to the top of the summary for readers to access faster. During the past eighteen months, the Systems Products laboratory developed a way to allow companies with large fleets of trucks to communicate directly with their drivers. This communication is intended to take place at any time through a satellite link. More than 94% of the 40 000 data transmissions succeeded. Also, over 94% of the voice transmissions were judged to be commercial quality with exceptional clarity. Overall, the test clearly proved the soundness of the prototype design. Our work on it should continue as rapidly as possible. We recommend: developing a new antenna designed specifically for use in communications between satellites and phones exploring the configuration of satellites needed to provide thorough footprint coverage for the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, and Southern Canada. The most important factor that limited the success of the transmissions, was movement outside the satellite's broadcast footprint. Other factors included the obstruction of the line of sight between the truck antennae and the satellite by highway overpasses, mountains and hills, trees, and buildings. The tests occurred during the week beginning 16 February 2015, using the Atticus 1 satellite and eight trucks driven over a twenty state region. All trucks carried our prototype cell phones. High Reader ImpactRating
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