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EXHIBIT 99.2
June 1, 2000
Via Facsimile (770)261-3636
Accord Networks, Ltd.
This letter confirms that the University of Notre Dame consents to the use of
the attached case study in a potential public disclosure or filing made by
Accord.
University of Notre Dame
/s/ William H. Brewster
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William H. Brewster
Director Videoconferencing Technology
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University of Notre Dame
The University of Notre Dame uses real-time interactive visual communications
to connect students and professors located on campus with students in cities
around the United States and the world. The backbone of Notre Dame's visual
communications network is our MGC-100 system. Notre Dame utilizes both H.320
and H.323 standards to connect students in a variety of locations over ISDN
digital telephone lines, a dedicated educational local area network, and over
the Internet. For example, Notre Dame offers an executive master of business
administration program that uses two way video/audio from its campus in South
Bend, Indiana to Indianapolis, Indiana, Toledo, Ohio and two sites in Chicago,
Illinois. Notre Dame also uses our MGC-100 system to connect students between
campuses in London and the United States over the Internet.
