Broadband In Rural Areas Because of relatively low population density, topographical barriers, and greater geographical distances, broadband service may be more difficult to obtain in some rural areas. In attempting to address these challenges, some rural communities have found it helpful to develop a strategic plan for broadband deployment that includes creating a comprehensive business proposal to broadband providers. Such a plan, for example, could demonstrate to broadband providers that deployment is a sound business decision that would benefit both the providers and the community. This strategic planning process may include, but is not limited to, the following elements and strategies: Educating the community about the potential benefits of broadband service. Creating partnerships among community organizations and institutions that might benefit from broadband deployment. Systematic assessment and prioritization of the community’s needs for broadband service. Aggregating (consolidating) demand within the community to make service profitable for broadband providers. Participants may include, but are not limited to, individual consumers, businesses, educational institutions, health care facilities, and government agencies. Identifying an anchor tenant with adequate demand to spur infrastructure investment in broadband.

1. Lousiana R.A.P.T.OR.
Community & Rural Broadband– The Last Piece of the
Puzzle
Addressing All the Services in the Wireless Broadband
Cell While Equally Addressing the Community’s
Technological Hurdles and Needs

2. About Us
LA R.A.P.T.O.R.is composed of a group of people that became tired of the
traditional way of companies providing IT services where none are
interconnected, where communications are bound by single set of
structures designed by engineers before the digital age started, that has
not changed much since the Inception of the Internet.
With our World well into the 21st century where data is what controls the
world you can’t be thinking in the traditional services. We are here to
brake the mold that traditionalist want to follow, we are here to innovate.
Our concept was to build the Data network first and the run all other
services even voice as data. Today we can provide your company with a
state of the art network that is integrated into the Global Village.
Our traditional IT consulting services forced us to build our modular
network, which made us grow in different directions that we didn’t expect.
Today we provide diverse consulting services that vary from Software
development for specialized manufacturing, security consulting for the
Banking and Health Industry, to custom designed high speed networks
for 21st century education for our future leaders.

3. Our Values
Leadership: At LA R.A.P.T.O.R., you receive the kind of
quality and service you expect from a leader. Our company
is always evolving as the needs or our customers change
and as new opportunities are created in the market. You
can rest assured that, working with LA R.A.P.T.O.R. you
will enjoy the latest services, technology and developments
in the industry.
Teamwork: We make it our responsibility to know you and
your business. We work closely with you to ensure that the
solutions we provide are tailored to meet your unique
needs and challenges. We are committed to your success.
Customer Relations: At LA R.A.P.T.O.R., our highest
priority is satisfied customers. You are important to us and
you can expect us to go the extra mile for your business.
Superior customer service is the hallmark of LA
R.A.P.T.O.R. We are proud to serve you and work hard to
earn your business.

4. Internet Broadband Solution
 Each rural sector will have an integrated
communications solution
 All residents will have access to the most
advanced media delivery system at a
competitive cost.
 Subscribed Residents will be able to enjoy
the use of their Wi-Fi enabled devices in the
public areas of the complex such as
recreational areas.
 The building administration will be have the
capacity to use the network for integrated
solutions such as voip
communications, security, etc.

5. Residential Customer Access
 The residential customer will be primarily a
home broadband user utilizing _____
delivery systems _____ with access to the
Metro E infrastructure.
 All LA Raptor broadband customers will be
able to roam in any of our current and future
wireless networks.

6. Wireless and Fiber Broadband Hardware
Two Important Basics for Success
 Our core solution must be able to “touch,” in
a Radio Frequency sense, the maximum
number of subscribers in the Community
footprint. For educational and residential
applications.
 Our core solution must be able to deliver an
amount of bandwidth and bundled services
necessary to attract the various customer
types and meet their needs.
 In addition, Broadband fiber and mesh
technology paves the roadmap for a logical
phased implementation that extends
ubiquitous coverage through out the
deployment footprint.

7. LA R.A.P.T.O.R. Network
LA R.A.P.T.O.R.Inc.
 Service Provisioning for
Community
 Fiber Backhaul with HBS
 Wi-Fi Access in 2.4 Ghz
 Network Infrastructure Layer 2 Surveillance
Camera
 Network segmented for various
user types Fire
Department
 Virtual Lans (VLANs)
 Multiple SSID Vlan 1 Vlan 2 Vlan 3
 QOS traffic prioritization
 Integrated Security Mobile User VoIP User Video Surveillance

8. True Mobility
 COMPUTER
 PDA
 SMART-PHONE
 WiFi Enabled Phones and devices

9. Revenue Opportunity
 It is no longer just about xDSL or cable
replacement/compliment. Transcends
traditional competition and opens door to
new subscriber types like Multi tenant units.
 Almost every person in the footprint can be
a customer, enabling the fullest access to
the revenue opportunity.
 Almost any bandwidth need can be
accommodated.
 Incredible customization ability per @ zone
demographics.

10. LA R.AP.T.O.R. Proprietary Technology
 Our customer service platform provides the
accessibility for the customer to perform
immediate changes to their accounts such
as bandwidth upgrades and add on
services.
 Easy real time access to the management
and billing platform to each complex
administrator.
 Small high performance Wi-Fi mesh devices
with minimal physical impact “Building
aesthetics”

11. Demostration
 Questions and Answers
 Technological Initiatives
 Business Delivery