Next Generation broadband access & Project Management Consultancy

Downloads

The following documents all relate to Next Generation Broadband Access and the effective use of Technology. The documents are available for download and save as .pdf files. These files open in new windows ... (you may be asked to temporarily allow 'Pop-ups' in order for the pages to display properly).

Connected Service Delivery ...                                                        Downloadable copy of our Connected Services Page ... approx 130Kb

Mirasol NGA (Next Generation Access) Services ...                           Downloadable presentation as a PDF ... approx 330Kb

Government investigates path to next generation broadband            Downloadable copy of BERR press release ... 22nd Feb 2008 ... approx 78Kb

The "Knowledge Economy" ...                                                          Red Admiral Whitepaper ... approx 96Kb

'High Tech Low Carbon ...'                                                              Downloadable copy of excellent INTELLECT report ... see link below ... approx 3.5Mb

If you do not have a PDF reader ... please click the Adobe Reader logo and download a free reader.

The following links are to document downloads:

'Predicting UK Future Residential Bandwidth Requirements'                                                                        BSG         May 2006

The Broadband Stakeholder Group (BSG) has published a green paper looking at possible demand for broadband in 2008 and 2012. This paper has been prepared as a contribution to the emerging public debate about the potential requirement for further investment in next generation access infrastructures in the UK.

'Prospects for next generation broadband'                                                                                                     BSG          April 2007

Broadband is already the critical enabling infrastructure of our modern, knowledge-based economy and is an integral part of many people's lives. Next generation broadband is widely regarded as a key enabler for our future economy and is expected to bring significant benefits to the economy including improved productivity and innovation.

'High Tech: Low Carbon - The role of technology in tackling climate change' report                                          Intellect    Feb 2008

High Tech: Low Carbon' on the role of the technology industry in climate change. It's the first publicly available document to set out the issues relating to the energy demands of products and services together with a clear action plan for the sector to address them.

'Public Broadband Schemes - A Best Practice Guide'                                                                                        dBERR      February 2007

This collaborative guidance from DTI (BERR) and Ofcom is designed to help those responsible for making decisions about public investment in broadband schemes, setting out the factors that are to be considered before determining whether to use public monies to intervene in the broadband market.

You can view the frequently asked questions at: http://www.ofcom.org.uk/media/mofaq/telecoms/pbs/

The e-Strategy - 'Harnessing Technology : Transforming learning and children's services'                                 dCSF       

Digital technology is already changing how we do business and live our lives. Most schools - and every university and college - now have broadband access. Teachers increasingly use information and communications technology (ICT) to improve their own skills and knowledge - and to bring their lessons to life. Services for children, families, young people, and adults are testing out new and better ways to deliver services, with common processes supported by technology. The technology is making many administrative and assessment tasks easier.