The document summarizes Colt's unbranded backbone solutions that can help telecommunications companies achieve their business goals. It offers access solutions, data backbone solutions, white-label solutions, voice interconnect solutions, and managed services. Customers can upgrade infrastructure, outsource their backbone network, and broaden their business without capital investments. Colt has expertise in high performance networks across Europe.
This document provides an overview of the telephony service provider market and the motivation for transitioning to VoIP networks. It discusses the key segments within the service provider market, including incumbent carriers, competitive carriers, cable and mobile operators. The main benefits driving the transition to VoIP are cost savings from leveraging existing IP infrastructure and statistical gains. VoIP also allows new revenue opportunities through services like wholesale minutes, retail minutes, and managed services.
GTT helps companies lower telecom costs and improve service delivery. It provides fully outsourced wireline and wireless management services globally. GTT employees have decades of experience in telecom and can provide private line, Ethernet, dedicated internet, and VSAT services as well as network management and professional consulting services.
The document summarizes a Small Cell Forum business and markets session that included discussions on alternative ownership and operations models for small cells. Key points from presentations and panel discussions included:
- Alternative models are moving towards increased sharing of capital expenditures, risk, and value across more parties in the small cell value chain.
- Enterprises have capital to invest in mobile coverage but often lack ways to spend it, representing an opportunity for new ownership and operations models.
- Panelists discussed changes needed like operators leaving more control to third parties for small cell deployments and embracing new equipment ownership models.
This document provides information about PTCL's corporate services. It describes PTCL as the largest telecom service provider in Pakistan with an extensive infrastructure across the country. It then lists several of PTCL's networking and connectivity products and services available for corporate customers, including IP Connect, BVPN, BDSL, DXX, 3G Connect, DPLC, IPLC, VSAT, audio/video conferencing, and managed WAN services. It also describes PTCL's data center services, cloud services, and an all-in-one "Business in a Box" solution.
Welcome to Partners' Day from SCF CEO, Sue MonahanSmall Cell Forum
The document summarizes the agenda and goals of the Small Cell Forum Partners' Day event. It discusses:
1) The event aims to align industry roadmaps to achieve a common platform for network densification and the transition to 5G. There was strong interest and sell-out attendance indicating the need.
2) The Small Cell Forum has done extensive work with partners across various workgroups to address key issues like backhaul, synchronization, installation standards, and more to enable widespread small cell deployments.
3) The scale and urgency of network densification is increasing as 5G approaches. Hyperdense deployments will be needed in cities and venues. The Small Cell Forum's work plan focuses on the technologies,
This document outlines communication services and solutions that a key accounts manager from Saeed Akbar can provide to businesses in South Pakistan. It lists various business connectivity options like DSL, VPN, IP connect, and 3G, as well as collaboration services including audio/video conferencing, telepresence, and toll free numbers. Additionally, it mentions data center, storage, and security services and solutions for managed networks and systems integration.
Fiber to the Home: Making That Business Model WorkYankee Group
The document discusses building a generic business model for fiber to the home (FTTH) networks. It finds that for a payback period of less than 5 years, subscriber takeup must be at least 30%. Increasing takeup and reducing costs per home connected have the strongest positive impact on payback. Increasing ARPU and cash margins have a lower effect. Introducing a cost of money increases payback periods, but also increases the sensitivity to improvements. Potential solutions to enhance the business model include addressing underserved business markets, pursuing partnerships, and reconsidering premium and wholesale strategies.
The document summarizes Colt's unbranded backbone solutions that can help telecommunications companies achieve their business goals. It offers access solutions, data backbone solutions, white-label solutions, voice interconnect solutions, and managed services. Customers can upgrade infrastructure, outsource their backbone network, and broaden their business without capital investments. Colt has expertise in high performance networks across Europe.
This document provides an overview of the telephony service provider market and the motivation for transitioning to VoIP networks. It discusses the key segments within the service provider market, including incumbent carriers, competitive carriers, cable and mobile operators. The main benefits driving the transition to VoIP are cost savings from leveraging existing IP infrastructure and statistical gains. VoIP also allows new revenue opportunities through services like wholesale minutes, retail minutes, and managed services.
GTT helps companies lower telecom costs and improve service delivery. It provides fully outsourced wireline and wireless management services globally. GTT employees have decades of experience in telecom and can provide private line, Ethernet, dedicated internet, and VSAT services as well as network management and professional consulting services.
The document summarizes a Small Cell Forum business and markets session that included discussions on alternative ownership and operations models for small cells. Key points from presentations and panel discussions included:
- Alternative models are moving towards increased sharing of capital expenditures, risk, and value across more parties in the small cell value chain.
- Enterprises have capital to invest in mobile coverage but often lack ways to spend it, representing an opportunity for new ownership and operations models.
- Panelists discussed changes needed like operators leaving more control to third parties for small cell deployments and embracing new equipment ownership models.
This document provides information about PTCL's corporate services. It describes PTCL as the largest telecom service provider in Pakistan with an extensive infrastructure across the country. It then lists several of PTCL's networking and connectivity products and services available for corporate customers, including IP Connect, BVPN, BDSL, DXX, 3G Connect, DPLC, IPLC, VSAT, audio/video conferencing, and managed WAN services. It also describes PTCL's data center services, cloud services, and an all-in-one "Business in a Box" solution.
Welcome to Partners' Day from SCF CEO, Sue MonahanSmall Cell Forum
The document summarizes the agenda and goals of the Small Cell Forum Partners' Day event. It discusses:
1) The event aims to align industry roadmaps to achieve a common platform for network densification and the transition to 5G. There was strong interest and sell-out attendance indicating the need.
2) The Small Cell Forum has done extensive work with partners across various workgroups to address key issues like backhaul, synchronization, installation standards, and more to enable widespread small cell deployments.
3) The scale and urgency of network densification is increasing as 5G approaches. Hyperdense deployments will be needed in cities and venues. The Small Cell Forum's work plan focuses on the technologies,
This document outlines communication services and solutions that a key accounts manager from Saeed Akbar can provide to businesses in South Pakistan. It lists various business connectivity options like DSL, VPN, IP connect, and 3G, as well as collaboration services including audio/video conferencing, telepresence, and toll free numbers. Additionally, it mentions data center, storage, and security services and solutions for managed networks and systems integration.
Fiber to the Home: Making That Business Model WorkYankee Group
The document discusses building a generic business model for fiber to the home (FTTH) networks. It finds that for a payback period of less than 5 years, subscriber takeup must be at least 30%. Increasing takeup and reducing costs per home connected have the strongest positive impact on payback. Increasing ARPU and cash margins have a lower effect. Introducing a cost of money increases payback periods, but also increases the sensitivity to improvements. Potential solutions to enhance the business model include addressing underserved business markets, pursuing partnerships, and reconsidering premium and wholesale strategies.
ETIS is a non-profit membership organization that brings together major European telecommunications providers to share knowledge on information and communication technology (ICT) issues. Its mission is to enable members to improve business performance through exchanging information on effectively using ICT. ETIS has a management board that determines strategy, a council that oversees operations, and a central office that provides administrative support. It represents 23 telecom providers and hosts workshops and conferences on topics like billing, IP services, and green IT to help members adapt to an evolving industry defined by IP networks, mobile broadband, and new business models.
PTCL offers a variety of telecommunication services including voice, data, internet, and video conferencing across Pakistan through an extensive infrastructure network. It aims to be the leading ICT provider in the region through customer satisfaction and shareholder value. The NOC monitors and manages the entire PTCL network to enhance reliability and optimize performance.
The key themes from the Broadband World Forum 2012 included discussions around software defined networks (SDN) and using it to virtualize telecom networks, allowing changes to be made more quickly. Big data analytics and using customer data to improve customer relationships was also a topic. Presentations also focused on maximizing bandwidth over existing copper networks and the state of fiber deployments worldwide. The home gateway concept was criticized for being out of touch with how people actually use devices and services in their homes today.
The document discusses Reliance Globalcom's hybrid network solution approach. It notes business demands exceeding legacy network capabilities and budgets not allowing for large investments. A hybrid solution uses the best technology for each location, from Ethernet for core sites to broadband for smallest sites. Reliance Globalcom's approach leverages its global Ethernet assets and relationships to deliver a fully managed, multi-technology solution with a single contract and SLA. This provides up to 40% cost savings over traditional single-carrier or do-it-yourself approaches.
This document discusses network outsourcing from a financial perspective. It begins by looking at the drivers for outsourcing networks, including reducing operating expenses and optimizing capital expenses. It then examines the different cost components for telecom operators, such as direct, indirect and hidden costs. The document analyzes the financial considerations and cash flow impacts of outsourcing network management. It concludes by discussing the scope of managed services and outsourcing based on network management.
WIMAX vs. LTE: Opportunities for Greenfield OperatorsGeorge Sarmonikas
1. The document discusses opportunities for new mobile broadband operators and entrants in the WIMAX and LTE ecosystems. It analyzes factors that determine the best technology choice including ecosystem, regulation, standardization, and technological considerations.
2. It finds that both WIMAX and LTE satisfy most mobile broadband criteria, however WIMAX may be more suitable for new entrants due to potentially lower costs of infrastructure, maintenance, and spectrum. WIMAX equipment and networks can utilize pure IP architectures to reduce costs.
3. While LTE networks are still in development and WIMAX is available currently, both technologies are evolving towards convergence in future standards. The document compares various criteria where WIMAX and
- Friends Circle Ltd. is a leading internet service provider in Bangladesh that provides fiber optic broadband internet connections and services.
- It has automated departments, a fiber optic backbone network within Dhaka, and covers most of Dhaka through underground cabling.
- Its vision is to be the largest broadband service provider in Dhaka and facilitate ICT use across the Bangladeshi economy.
This document discusses Distributed Power Africa's (DPA) energy solutions for businesses across Africa. It provides on-site energy generation through solar energy solutions for data centers, commercial and industrial clients, and telecom towers. This includes deploying solar photovoltaic systems, batteries, generators, and providing operations and maintenance services through remote monitoring. Examples of projects undertaken include solar installations for Liquid Intelligent Technologies' data centers in South Africa and Africa Data Centre's facility in Kenya, as well as solar and battery solutions for Econet Wireless' infrastructure in Zimbabwe.
Open Access and Beyond: An update from the fieldCybera Inc.
A presentation for the Future of Networking session at the 2014 Cyber Summit by Harold Teunissen , Department Head Virtualisation, Mobility and Security Services (VMS), SURFnet.
Source London is an electric vehicle charging scheme in the UK that provides over 1,300 public charging points. Siemens provides the back office IT systems and operational services that allow electric vehicle drivers to use a single membership card to access any Source London charger. The back office operations include card issuing, payment processing, customer service, transaction management, and 24/7 support. By focusing on consistent operational delivery and customer service rather than just software, Source London aims to make electric vehicle charging easy and reliable for drivers.
Future of Broadband workshop presentation - ITU Telecom World 2013Martin Geddes
1. The document argues that pursuing ever higher broadband speeds is leading the industry into a "death spiral" as quality of experience declines faster than networks can be upgraded.
2. It advocates reframing the resource model around quality metrics like loss and delay rather than speed. Prioritizing scheduling of traffic to manage variability in loss and delay is key to improving quality of experience.
3. A multi-class service model is proposed to separate traffic by resilience requirements and allow differentiated pricing to better drive capacity planning and revenue. This fits demand to the underlying constraints of packet networks.
Broadband Expansion Grant Workshop PSC Portage CountyWI Broadband
On behalf of the Public Service Commission (PSC), the Broadband & E-Commerce Education Center is hosting four workshops to help interested Wisconsin communities understand how to apply to the Broadband Expansion Grant program. The workshops will walk local broadband stakeholders through grant requirements including public/private partnerships and areas identified as “underserved”, the ingredients of success for the first round of broadband expansion grants, and walk through different broadband technologies to consider when applying for a grant.
CommsMEA - Hetnets - paving the way for the “ultraband” ageTariq Ashraf
The document discusses the relationship between mobile operators and Wi-Fi technology. It describes how Wi-Fi was initially seen as competing with mobile networks but operators are now embracing it to offload traffic. Two approaches to integrating LTE and Wi-Fi networks are discussed: using LTE in unlicensed spectrum bands or linking LTE and Wi-Fi to aggregate traffic across both networks. The document concludes that mobile operators will eventually provide unified connectivity across Wi-Fi and mobile networks using self-organizing networks to manage traffic across the heterogeneous network.
Mobitcom is an IT, mobility, and communications solutions integrator in Morocco. It aims to ease customers' pain points through offerings like mobile network deployment, IT solutions, and communication solutions. Mobitcom has 13 employees across business units for mobility, IT, and communications. It works with various partners and expects its turnover to grow from 1 million MAD in 2013 to 25 million MAD by 2017. Mobitcom's vision is to be a main contributor to ICT transformation in North and West Africa through excellence and state-of-the-art processes.
The document discusses TSI's network consolidation offering. It notes market trends of growth in IP services, mobile services, and hosting services. It outlines the benefits of network consolidation such as cost reduction, focusing resources on core competencies, and increased customer satisfaction. It then describes TSI's approach using a consolidated MPLS infrastructure to provide benefits like scalability, security, flexibility and performance guarantees. Finally, it summarizes TSI's IP VPN services and e-service area which provides infrastructure and modules for solutions.
Martin Geddes - IPX Summit conference reportMartin Geddes
This document discusses IPX (Internet Protocol Exchange) as a technology for enabling quality-managed delivery of telecommunications services over packet networks. IPX aims to provide service level agreements (SLAs) across multiple network hubs by using private packet networks and session border controllers. However, composing SLAs across multiple providers is challenging due to the variable nature of packet networks compared to traditional circuit-switched networks. Ensuring SLAs are met requires effective measurement of service quality across networks and detection of any parties that fail to meet their SLA commitments.
This document provides an overview of Multinet Pakistan, an innovative data and voice communication provider. It discusses Multinet's mission to deliver superior connectivity solutions on its 100% digital fiber-optic network spanning over 105 cities. It also outlines Multinet's values, history since 1996, extensive fiber network, services including data centers and managed IT, international partnerships, and large corporate customer portfolio.
The presentation is all about the key issues and simplified automated solutions in rehabilitating copper networks while introducing the best practices to adopt FTTX/FTTH technologies in technically challenging and price competitive environment.
Pajo cyber internet isp wireless business planOpikom Web Apps
PajoCyber Grassroots Wireless is a start-up company that will provide wireless broadband internet connections to neighborhoods in Juba, South Sudan. The company was founded by Wilton Mark and will utilize Wi-Fi technology and proprietary equipment to serve a large area. PajoCyber aims to target students, professionals, and tech-savvy individuals in Juba. It will require $70,000 in start-up funding which will go towards equipment, legal fees, rent, and other expenses to launch the business in 2012. PajoCyber believes it can become profitable within two years by keeping customer retention high and benefiting from economies of scale as the customer base grows.
This document provides an overview of the requirements for demonstrating compliance with State aid rules for broadband projects receiving public funding in the UK. It discusses the key definitions around Next Generation Access (NGA) networks and the technical assessment process used by BDUK to evaluate proposals. The technical assessment considers factors like network design, speed capabilities, wholesale access terms. Evidence must be quantitative and supported by references. Templates and guidance are available online to help suppliers complete the assessment.
Hyperoptic is the largest fiber-to-the-building internet service provider in the UK, serving over 2,000 developments across 20 major cities. It is the largest provider of 1Gb broadband and has seen internet traffic growth of 6 times over the past 18 months. The presentation discusses Hyperoptic's role in building out gigabit broadband infrastructure in the UK and its plans to integrate vertically, promote ubiquitous high-speed connectivity, and establish gigabit broadband as the new standard.
ETIS is a non-profit membership organization that brings together major European telecommunications providers to share knowledge on information and communication technology (ICT) issues. Its mission is to enable members to improve business performance through exchanging information on effectively using ICT. ETIS has a management board that determines strategy, a council that oversees operations, and a central office that provides administrative support. It represents 23 telecom providers and hosts workshops and conferences on topics like billing, IP services, and green IT to help members adapt to an evolving industry defined by IP networks, mobile broadband, and new business models.
PTCL offers a variety of telecommunication services including voice, data, internet, and video conferencing across Pakistan through an extensive infrastructure network. It aims to be the leading ICT provider in the region through customer satisfaction and shareholder value. The NOC monitors and manages the entire PTCL network to enhance reliability and optimize performance.
The key themes from the Broadband World Forum 2012 included discussions around software defined networks (SDN) and using it to virtualize telecom networks, allowing changes to be made more quickly. Big data analytics and using customer data to improve customer relationships was also a topic. Presentations also focused on maximizing bandwidth over existing copper networks and the state of fiber deployments worldwide. The home gateway concept was criticized for being out of touch with how people actually use devices and services in their homes today.
The document discusses Reliance Globalcom's hybrid network solution approach. It notes business demands exceeding legacy network capabilities and budgets not allowing for large investments. A hybrid solution uses the best technology for each location, from Ethernet for core sites to broadband for smallest sites. Reliance Globalcom's approach leverages its global Ethernet assets and relationships to deliver a fully managed, multi-technology solution with a single contract and SLA. This provides up to 40% cost savings over traditional single-carrier or do-it-yourself approaches.
This document discusses network outsourcing from a financial perspective. It begins by looking at the drivers for outsourcing networks, including reducing operating expenses and optimizing capital expenses. It then examines the different cost components for telecom operators, such as direct, indirect and hidden costs. The document analyzes the financial considerations and cash flow impacts of outsourcing network management. It concludes by discussing the scope of managed services and outsourcing based on network management.
WIMAX vs. LTE: Opportunities for Greenfield OperatorsGeorge Sarmonikas
1. The document discusses opportunities for new mobile broadband operators and entrants in the WIMAX and LTE ecosystems. It analyzes factors that determine the best technology choice including ecosystem, regulation, standardization, and technological considerations.
2. It finds that both WIMAX and LTE satisfy most mobile broadband criteria, however WIMAX may be more suitable for new entrants due to potentially lower costs of infrastructure, maintenance, and spectrum. WIMAX equipment and networks can utilize pure IP architectures to reduce costs.
3. While LTE networks are still in development and WIMAX is available currently, both technologies are evolving towards convergence in future standards. The document compares various criteria where WIMAX and
- Friends Circle Ltd. is a leading internet service provider in Bangladesh that provides fiber optic broadband internet connections and services.
- It has automated departments, a fiber optic backbone network within Dhaka, and covers most of Dhaka through underground cabling.
- Its vision is to be the largest broadband service provider in Dhaka and facilitate ICT use across the Bangladeshi economy.
This document discusses Distributed Power Africa's (DPA) energy solutions for businesses across Africa. It provides on-site energy generation through solar energy solutions for data centers, commercial and industrial clients, and telecom towers. This includes deploying solar photovoltaic systems, batteries, generators, and providing operations and maintenance services through remote monitoring. Examples of projects undertaken include solar installations for Liquid Intelligent Technologies' data centers in South Africa and Africa Data Centre's facility in Kenya, as well as solar and battery solutions for Econet Wireless' infrastructure in Zimbabwe.
Open Access and Beyond: An update from the fieldCybera Inc.
A presentation for the Future of Networking session at the 2014 Cyber Summit by Harold Teunissen , Department Head Virtualisation, Mobility and Security Services (VMS), SURFnet.
Source London is an electric vehicle charging scheme in the UK that provides over 1,300 public charging points. Siemens provides the back office IT systems and operational services that allow electric vehicle drivers to use a single membership card to access any Source London charger. The back office operations include card issuing, payment processing, customer service, transaction management, and 24/7 support. By focusing on consistent operational delivery and customer service rather than just software, Source London aims to make electric vehicle charging easy and reliable for drivers.
Future of Broadband workshop presentation - ITU Telecom World 2013Martin Geddes
1. The document argues that pursuing ever higher broadband speeds is leading the industry into a "death spiral" as quality of experience declines faster than networks can be upgraded.
2. It advocates reframing the resource model around quality metrics like loss and delay rather than speed. Prioritizing scheduling of traffic to manage variability in loss and delay is key to improving quality of experience.
3. A multi-class service model is proposed to separate traffic by resilience requirements and allow differentiated pricing to better drive capacity planning and revenue. This fits demand to the underlying constraints of packet networks.
Broadband Expansion Grant Workshop PSC Portage CountyWI Broadband
On behalf of the Public Service Commission (PSC), the Broadband & E-Commerce Education Center is hosting four workshops to help interested Wisconsin communities understand how to apply to the Broadband Expansion Grant program. The workshops will walk local broadband stakeholders through grant requirements including public/private partnerships and areas identified as “underserved”, the ingredients of success for the first round of broadband expansion grants, and walk through different broadband technologies to consider when applying for a grant.
CommsMEA - Hetnets - paving the way for the “ultraband” ageTariq Ashraf
The document discusses the relationship between mobile operators and Wi-Fi technology. It describes how Wi-Fi was initially seen as competing with mobile networks but operators are now embracing it to offload traffic. Two approaches to integrating LTE and Wi-Fi networks are discussed: using LTE in unlicensed spectrum bands or linking LTE and Wi-Fi to aggregate traffic across both networks. The document concludes that mobile operators will eventually provide unified connectivity across Wi-Fi and mobile networks using self-organizing networks to manage traffic across the heterogeneous network.
Mobitcom is an IT, mobility, and communications solutions integrator in Morocco. It aims to ease customers' pain points through offerings like mobile network deployment, IT solutions, and communication solutions. Mobitcom has 13 employees across business units for mobility, IT, and communications. It works with various partners and expects its turnover to grow from 1 million MAD in 2013 to 25 million MAD by 2017. Mobitcom's vision is to be a main contributor to ICT transformation in North and West Africa through excellence and state-of-the-art processes.
The document discusses TSI's network consolidation offering. It notes market trends of growth in IP services, mobile services, and hosting services. It outlines the benefits of network consolidation such as cost reduction, focusing resources on core competencies, and increased customer satisfaction. It then describes TSI's approach using a consolidated MPLS infrastructure to provide benefits like scalability, security, flexibility and performance guarantees. Finally, it summarizes TSI's IP VPN services and e-service area which provides infrastructure and modules for solutions.
Martin Geddes - IPX Summit conference reportMartin Geddes
This document discusses IPX (Internet Protocol Exchange) as a technology for enabling quality-managed delivery of telecommunications services over packet networks. IPX aims to provide service level agreements (SLAs) across multiple network hubs by using private packet networks and session border controllers. However, composing SLAs across multiple providers is challenging due to the variable nature of packet networks compared to traditional circuit-switched networks. Ensuring SLAs are met requires effective measurement of service quality across networks and detection of any parties that fail to meet their SLA commitments.
This document provides an overview of Multinet Pakistan, an innovative data and voice communication provider. It discusses Multinet's mission to deliver superior connectivity solutions on its 100% digital fiber-optic network spanning over 105 cities. It also outlines Multinet's values, history since 1996, extensive fiber network, services including data centers and managed IT, international partnerships, and large corporate customer portfolio.
The presentation is all about the key issues and simplified automated solutions in rehabilitating copper networks while introducing the best practices to adopt FTTX/FTTH technologies in technically challenging and price competitive environment.
Pajo cyber internet isp wireless business planOpikom Web Apps
PajoCyber Grassroots Wireless is a start-up company that will provide wireless broadband internet connections to neighborhoods in Juba, South Sudan. The company was founded by Wilton Mark and will utilize Wi-Fi technology and proprietary equipment to serve a large area. PajoCyber aims to target students, professionals, and tech-savvy individuals in Juba. It will require $70,000 in start-up funding which will go towards equipment, legal fees, rent, and other expenses to launch the business in 2012. PajoCyber believes it can become profitable within two years by keeping customer retention high and benefiting from economies of scale as the customer base grows.
This document provides an overview of the requirements for demonstrating compliance with State aid rules for broadband projects receiving public funding in the UK. It discusses the key definitions around Next Generation Access (NGA) networks and the technical assessment process used by BDUK to evaluate proposals. The technical assessment considers factors like network design, speed capabilities, wholesale access terms. Evidence must be quantitative and supported by references. Templates and guidance are available online to help suppliers complete the assessment.
Hyperoptic is the largest fiber-to-the-building internet service provider in the UK, serving over 2,000 developments across 20 major cities. It is the largest provider of 1Gb broadband and has seen internet traffic growth of 6 times over the past 18 months. The presentation discusses Hyperoptic's role in building out gigabit broadband infrastructure in the UK and its plans to integrate vertically, promote ubiquitous high-speed connectivity, and establish gigabit broadband as the new standard.
The document discusses a business communications network plan to provide high-speed fiber optic and wireless internet access across multiple London neighborhoods using existing copper infrastructure and new fiber connections between buildings at speeds up to 100Gbit/sec, with the goal of creating a "Gigabit City" through light regulation, local support, and central government funding.
The document discusses the need to plug Britain's "fibre gap" by investing in fibre optic infrastructure. It notes that only 2% of UK premises have fibre to the premises (FTTP) compared to 62% in Spain. The strategic goals outlined by Ofcom include large-scale fibre investment, reducing dependency on Openreach, and achieving competition between three or more networks for 40% of premises. The document then highlights CityFibre's work in building shared fibre infrastructure in over 40 UK cities, enabling gigabit broadband access. It provides examples of their network in Hull connecting over 300 public sites and their FTTP deployment in York achieving over 15% penetration at under £500 per premises.
Hyperoptic is the largest provider of 1Gb broadband in the UK, with plans to pass 500k homes by 2019. They provide fiber broadband directly to residential and business buildings at speeds up to 1Gb, bypassing copper phone lines. This delivers more reliable, consistent speeds than standard broadband or FTTC. Hyperoptic works closely with developers, freeholders, and housing organizations to install fiber with minimal disruption.
The Central Superfast Broadband Project is a partnership between four local authorities aiming to deliver superfast broadband coverage to 100% of the area. They have secured over £17 million in funding to deliver projects bringing superfast speeds to over 57,000 premises. A new £3.48 million tender is being launched to address the remaining 12,000 premises without access. The tender process will begin in March 2017 seeking innovative solutions to maximize coverage of reliable, scalable, and upgradable networks meeting customer needs through partnership and ensuring value for money.
Wireless leased lines provide guaranteed, dedicated, symmetrical bandwidth without the need for digging or infrastructure work. They offer rapid implementation along with reduced costs, high speeds, resilience and scalability to support digital transformation.
BDUK has delivered broadband access to over 4 million UK premises to date through Phases 1 and 2 and is expected to reach 5 million total premises. BDUK funding of £1.7 billion has expanded coverage from 45% to over 95% of UK premises. Additional premises will be covered through commercial rollout, BDUK contracts, and regulatory measures. BDUK provides support to suppliers and outlines an indicative procurement pipeline for upcoming broadband expansion projects.
This document summarizes the current status and upcoming timeline for BDUK's Phase 3 broadband procurement process. To date, £44.37 million in public funding has been awarded for projects covering 40,540 premises. Several local bodies have awarded contracts or are in the evaluation process. The timeline shows indicative timetables for additional local bodies proceeding through open market reviews, public consultations, invitation to tender stages and evaluations between now and mid-2018. Standard procurement structures, documents, award criteria and contract terms are defined to promote consistency across local body procurements. Suppliers are encouraged to engage with BDUK for support and to participate in upcoming local tenders.
This document explains the principles of gap funding for broadband infrastructure projects. It discusses how the gap is calculated as the difference between network build costs and expected future profits. Public funding is provided to cover the gap. There are mechanisms like cost clawbacks if the gap is later found to be overstated. Project financial models are standardized to calculate inputs consistently and determine the supplier's contribution and any profits to be shared with the local body. Regular reporting is required after deployment to verify costs and customer uptake versus forecasts.
A community solutions workshop was held on Wednesday 19th October 2016 and was sponsored by Emtelle, a company headquartered in Hawick, Scottish Borders that manufactures products for the power and telecom sectors. The workshop introduced Daniel Heery of Cybermoor, Barry Forde of B4RN, Tim Strannack of Community Fibre, and Nic McCormick of Lothian Broadband to discuss community solutions.
Gigaclear is bidding for BDUK funding to expand broadband access. The company emphasizes hiring quality specialists rather than generalists. Proper planning well in advance of submitting bids is important, with a strategic vision of expanding broadband rather than seeing the funds as free money.
The Better Broadband Scheme provides subsidies of up to £350 to help households and businesses access broadband with download speeds of at least 2Mbps. The scheme is managed by Broadband Delivery UK and local programs. To be eligible, premises must not currently have access to 2Mbps broadband and no plans for faster broadband within 12 months. Over 138,000 codes have been issued to eligible customers, with over 4,000 subsidies claimed so far mostly using satellite and fixed wireless technologies. Marketing efforts are ongoing to promote the scheme in eligible areas.
This document provides advice to local authorities on bidding for broadband deployment (BDUK) projects from the perspective of Fastershire, one of the initial UK broadband pilots. It recommends that alternative network providers play to their strengths like agility and local knowledge, address potential weaknesses openly, understand the evaluation criteria, and interact proactively with authorities throughout the bidding process. The goal is to differentiate from incumbents, alleviate risk concerns, and maximize coverage while meeting the project's viability requirements.
ITSTechnology Group provides super fast network connectivity and digital infrastructure services to communities. They deliver fiber networks with sub 3ms latency and fixed/wireless connectivity. Their focus is on reusing existing infrastructure and establishing sustainable business models through public-private partnerships and leveraging service revenues. They have experience building extensive networks across the UK and offer bespoke funding consultancy. Currently, ITS has the largest duct and fiber network in Oldham connecting major NHS sites and has projects with NHS Oldham and Hamilton Black to deliver connectivity to student housing.
Hammersmith & Fulham has entered into a duct access concession agreement to generate revenue. Through this agreement, ITS Technology Group will build out a fibre optic network within the borough's existing duct infrastructure. This pioneering public-private partnership will provide a long-term income stream for the council without requiring upfront investment. By leveraging its existing CCTV duct assets, the council aims to become a smart, digitally connected city and support various regeneration projects through affordable, high-speed internet access.
CSquare practical steps for future proof networksMyles Freedman
This important session will explore how innovations in technology and business models have created a viable opportunity for MNOs and ISPs to extend their service into previously unconnected areas while ensuring economic viability. We have a mix of technology and service provider perspectives
The document discusses Colt's unbranded access solutions for obtaining end-customer access across Europe. It outlines Colt's portfolio of metro, national and international access solutions using technologies like IP VPN, Ethernet, wavelengths and SDH. Key benefits highlighted are reducing costs through economies of scale, simplifying workflows and streamlining vendor management by leveraging Colt's network and supplier relationships across the continent.
1) The document discusses trends in the telecommunications industry as networks transition from voice-centric to data-centric.
2) It analyzes how networks have evolved from focusing on human-to-human communication to also enabling human-to-machine and machine-to-machine communication.
3) The author proposes that telecom companies transform their business models and roles to thrive in the new ecosystem as both traffic and value are generated.
Verso IoT experience – What have we learned from implementations all over the...Bosnia Agile
This document summarizes lessons learned from implementing Internet of Things (IoT) solutions around the world. Key points include:
1) IoT technology is not an issue, but there is no single solution - an ecosystem of partners is needed.
2) IoT will impact many aspects of life and business.
3) When starting an IoT project, clearly define the problem and desired outcomes, then design an architecture to support those goals.
This document provides information about an upcoming conference on telecoms for smart grids, including details on speakers, sponsors, and the agenda. Some of the key points:
- The conference will take place on September 23-24, 2013 in London and will discuss topics like emerging communication technologies for smart grids, smart metering, and challenges of integrating renewable energy sources.
- Speakers will represent organizations like PricewaterhouseCoopers, Scottish and Southern Energy, EON, Western Power Distribution, Cisco, Alliander, UK Power Networks, Enel, and Everything Everywhere.
- The agenda covers two days of sessions on topics such as communication requirements, testing long range radio technology, European
The document discusses how fiber optic infrastructure is necessary for smart cities. It summarizes that as data usage grows exponentially, only fiber optic networks can provide the capacity needed to run smart city services related to administration, education, healthcare, public safety, real estate, transportation and utilities. The company, MER Telecom, offers turn-key fiber optic network solutions for smart city projects, covering planning, installation, equipment, testing and maintenance to deliver robust networks capable of powering various smart city applications and services.
The document discusses an upcoming event hosted by the Arizona Technology Council. The event will include partnering presentations from various technology companies from 1:30-3:00pm, followed by a break and an executive panel discussion. From 4:00-6:00pm there will be a reception and expo. Some of the companies giving presentations include OneNeck IT Services, Loop Demand Gen, Telesphere, and others. The document provides details on these companies and their partnerships.
TelecityGroup is a leading provider of highly connected data centers in Europe. They offer resilient and secure environments for customers to house critical IT infrastructure along with value-added services. TelecityGroup aims to allow customers to focus on their business by guaranteeing quality of service and freeing them from infrastructure management through expert staff and service level agreements.
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- It has extensive experience providing infrastructure for telecom companies, enterprises, surveillance projects, and more.
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David cullen its technology
1. Investing With Communities
DGCNECT Round Table Meeting
6th November 2014 Brussels
David Cullen, Director ITS Technology Group
2. Who Are ITS Technology Group?
Background
Privately owned
company with a
heritage spanning
17 years
Coverage
Activities spread
across 2 countries
with 7 offices
ITS Technology Group Limited
City Serve
Limited
ITS
Hammersmith &
Fulham Limited
ITS Telecoms
Solutions Limited
ITS Canada
Inc
Our Footprint Delivering Value and Customer Excellence
Glasgow
Redcar
Manchester
London
HQ Runcorn
Nottingham
ITS Canada Inc
Canadian Entity
Focused on FTTH
Includes Group acquisition of Networks by Wireless (Sept)
3. ITS Technology Group Service Offerings
Networks
Telecoms
IT
Managed
Services
• Audit, Design, Consultancy,
Build & Operate
• Maintenance & Support
• Fixed / Wireless LAN / WAN
Fibre Optical
Licenced / Un-licenced
Ethernet
Guest Wi-Fi
• Rural and Urban
• Public / Guest Wi-Fi
• P2P and P2MP
• Addresses Digital Inclusion
• Wholesale Telco Access
• CCTV (Fixed and Wireless)
• Security Monitoring
• Audit & IT Health Checks
• IT Service Desk
Desktop, Server,
WAN/LAN Support
• Enterprise Cloud Solutions;
Hosted Exchange
Office 365
Share Point
Dynamics CRM
Lync
• Hardware Config & Delivery
• Data Backup & Recovery
• Enterprise grade Security
• Partner Delivery
• Systems Integration
• Unified Comms
• VoIP & Hosted Telephony
• Non Geographic Numbers and Calls
• ADSL/SDSL/Fibre/EFM/Leased Lines
• Line Rentals & Call Saving Packages
• Mobile Office Solutions & Lync
• Mobile Communications across all Networks
4. Why Choose ITS Technology Group?
One vendor, one point of contact
which mitigates operational &
commercial risk
Variety of models, we can prime, sub
contract, design, build, consult or
just support
Rapid deployment with our in house
design , delivery & support team
We design, build & support your
complete ICT estate
Project based finance – up to 100%
of the project costs available
One
Solution
Impressive
Client List
Funding
Models
Agility &
Creativity
Engagement
Models
Network
& IT
Estate
Our client list is impressive & our
partners list is solid which all testifies
to our credibility & customer
excellence mantra
.
.
.
.
Design Build Finance and Operate (DBFO)
Open Access Fibre and Wireless Networks
in partnership with local authorities and communities
5. We look to establish ‘Bridgeheads’ in municipalities or communities
where we can demonstrate an affordable and sustainable business case-and
the capability to expand.
Three Key Criteria that indicate a sustainable bridgehead:
Active Engagement
• A community or local
authority actively involved
and passionate about
creating social and
economic benefit from
broadband
• Clearly defined and
respected Champion(s)
leading the initiative
(Re-)use of Assets
• Available infrastructure
(e.g. ducts, land, buildings,
power) to reduce the
capital cost of civil
construction
• Available funds as
investment where assets
are needed
• Available resources to
reduce labour costs
Demonstrable Anchor
Tenancy
• Community commitment to
take service (contracts/
shareholding, subscriptions)
• Adoption by local services
(school, GP surgery etc)
• Transit links for mobile
operators etc
What do we look for?
6. Typical Commercial Models
We engage with the municipality or community using an Asset Co/ OpCo
approach either directly or through a Concession Agreement for use of
their assets:
Direct Asset Co:
• FibreGarDen rural FTTP
scheme in Cumbria
• Digital Teesdale: rural
wireless scheme in Teesside
• CityServe: wireless scheme
serving socail housing,
business parks etc in
deprived areas of East
Manchester
Concession Approach:
• London Borough of
Hammersmith & Fulham
• 17km of CCTV duct
expanding to >40km
• 10 year concession to
develop NGA
• Separate entity for joint
exploitation/ investment
• 4 other authorities in
London and other regions
looking to adopt the mode
Other Public/ Private
Partnerships:
• South Wales Fire & Rescue:
wireless scheme using
network for fire stations to
provide ‘NGA hubs’
• Oldham: NHS network
linking hospiitals and
medical centres, expanding
to provide NGA
7. The AssetCo/ OpCo Relationship: Funding and Capital Flows
Implementation of infrastructure in line with the requirements and objectives of
the Investors- by Investors
ITS Technology Group and Partners:
roles in implementation and operation
ITS
OpCo:
Project
Mgr
and
Service
Integrator
Infrastructure
construction
Active
equipment
provider
Implement
Support
Systems
Income from ITS to
partners for plant,
equipment and
implementation
support
Investment from:
• Local Municipality (as funds and assets)
• Other public sector partners
• ITS (services and funds)
• Risk Capital Funds ( at early stage)
• Infrastructure Funds ( at maturity)
Capital costs for network
build and rollout
Joint Venture
AssetCo:
Joint investment and
ownership
Capital receipts
8. A flexible commercial model to allow maximum opportunity for anchor tenancy capture
Monthly service income from JV
to ITS for:
•Customer Svce Desk
•Configuration mgt
•Maintenance support
Active
equipment
maintenance
Wholesale network charges for
services provided over infrastructure
‘Asset charge’ for use by other
service providers
Infrastructure
maintenance
Support
Systems
ITS
OpCo:
Project
Mgr
and
Service
Integrator
Joint Venture
AssetCo:
Joint investment and
ownership
Public sector retail charges
direct to AssetCo operating as a
Public Sector ISP/ aggregator
Public Sector
Income from ITS
to partners for
support and
maintenance
services
Monthly income from business and residential users
of services provided over infrastructure
Dividend
Returns to
Investors
The AssetCo/ OpCo Revenue Flows
Internet Service Providers
inc. ITS Managed Services
9. Hammersmith & Fulham
A Concession Contract to Commercialise the duct assets in
London’s largest Borough to provide high-speed fibre networks
The Challenge
London Borough of
Hammersmith & Fulhamhave
CCTV and Traffic Control
networks that use Council-owned
ducts.
H&F wanted to commercialise
these to assist in bringing next
generation access to businesses
and citizens
The Solution
ITS Technology Group secured
a 10 year exclusive concession
agreement with H&F, to use
the existing and all future ducts
for deployment of a Fibre to
the Premise (FTTP) solution
and operation of a wholesale
ultrafast broadband network
The Results
• £11m projected revenue to
H&F (£2m guaranteed)
• Citizens and businesses have
access to high quality,
affordable NGA
• Open Access network
attractive to ISPs and other
network operators
• Leading model now being
adopted by other authorities
“LBHF are proud to be part of such a ground breaking and innovative working relationship with ITS. Digital transformation
is a key driver within our borough supporting residents and encouraging businesses alike.
ITS and LBHF are culturally aligned in both our working style and ambitions for digital and we look forward to a successful
working relationship.”
Sharon Bayliss, Director for Customer and Business Development, Hammersmith and FulhamCouncil
11. FibreGarDen
Intended network hub (PoP)
540 premises connected over a 71km FTTP network
Rollout from October 2014 to November 2015
12. Pricing
BT
Equivalent
Infinity 1 Infinity 2
Download
Speed
Up to
38Mb/s
Up to
76Mb/s
Upload
Speed
Up to
9.5Mb/s
Up to
19Mb/s
Usage Limit 20 GB Unlimited
Contention 20:1? 20:1?
Monthly Line
Rental
£17 £17
Monthly
Service Cost
£15 £26
Total
Monthly Cost
Inc VAT
£32 £43
Fibre
GarDen
Basic Enhanced
Download
Speed
30Mb/s 100Mb/s
Upload
Speed
30Mb/s 100Mb/s
Usage Limit 40 GB Unlimited
Contention <20:1 <20:1
Monthly
Network
Rental
£25 £42
Monthly
Service Cost
£0 £0
Total
Monthly
Cost Inc VAT
£30 £50
13. FibreGarDen Funding Mix and Value
Total Build and working capital: c.£1m
Fibre GarDen Funding Ra os
38%
15%
3% 15%
3%
7%
19%
DEFRA Grant (deferred payment)
Share Equity from Communi es
YDNP Grant (deferred payment)
SIB Grant
SIB Loan
ITS Group Support
Community Assistance
Typical Market Value of built and operating network: c.£3m
15. Atlantis Hydrotec Domestic ‘D Series’
Up to 500m
Per run
A Tested and Certified
end-to-end solution………
• Requires only a small pit at each
end to access the water supply
pipe
• ISP simply removes end-stop at
boundary, connects to micro-duct
tail and installs blown-fibre
through to the demarcation box at
the premises
• Premises demarcation box
includes a gas-block device
• Easy install regardless of driveway
construction, type or length
• Typical one to two hour install for
any length of run
• Certified installer training
16. Atlantis Hydrotec Transmission ‘T Series’
MDUs and
Business/R
etail Parks
Valve by-pass & fibre break-out locations
PTP
Microwave and
Satellite Links
Mobile
Phone
Cells/Masts
Rural
Communities –
Broadband and
ISP services
17. Investment Requirements
The AssetCo structure provides an ‘easy to understand’ vehicle for other investors/ investments
Project Based Capital/ Social Investment
• Short term risk capital to assist in ‘kick starting’ the business model
• Clear objectives of the AssetCo
• Identifiable returns/ increase in value
• Identifiable social objectives owned by the AssetCo shareholders
• Short- term exit ( 1 to 5 years)
‘Patient’ Infrastructure Funding
• Long term capital for secure, stable business activities
• Transfer/ purchase from project funders above
• ‘Guaranteed’ returns on low risk, long term investment
• Long term exit/ annuity value (10 to 25 years)
“We had to overcome several obstacles during the
establishment of our new network infrastructure
and ITS have delivered these with no downtime or
loss of email connectivity which was key to us at
the time. We would highly recommend ITS”.
Oliver Lightowlers, Chief Financial Officer
Loans or Grants
• AssetCo model allows for debt and equity financing
• Loans work better but Grants can be incorporated as long as associated outputs can be
owned by the AssetCo shareholders
The more capital offered into AssetCo’s = the more alternative networks ITS can undertake simultaneously.
18. Thank You
Email:
info@itstechnologygroup.com
Thank You
ITS’ Offices:
Visit:
www.itstechnologygroup.com
Tel:
0844 856 9966
Head Office: The Heath Business & Technical Park, Runcorn, Cheshire WA7 4QX
London Office: 2 Bloomsbury Street, London, WC1B 3ST
North East Office: The Wilton Centre, Wilton, Redcar, Cleveland, TS10 4RF
Scotland Office: Standard Buildings, 82 Gordon Street, 94/102 Hope Street, Glasgow, G2 6PH
Midlands Office: Heritage House, Soloman Road, Cossall Industrial Estate, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, DE7 5UD
Canada Office: 12966 Carluke Cres, Surrey, British Columbia, V3V 6R4, Canada