Top Banner
11

Templat epptx

Jan 26, 2017

Download

Technology

ColaBick
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: Templat epptx
Page 2: Templat epptx

City of Light 2.0

Page 3: Templat epptx

● “Electrification has been perhaps the single most important source of useful work for production of goods and services.”

● Electrification has been called “the greatest engineering achievement of the 20th century”.

● Electricity changed the way we power our world.

● Broadband access is changing the way we know our world.

Electricity Is Power

Broadband Is Knowledge

Page 4: Templat epptx

● What is a municipal network?

● Is there precedent?

● Is it viable in Buffalo?

Page 5: Templat epptx
Page 6: Templat epptx

Google rolled out a trial of Google Fiber in Palo Alto, CA in Summer of

2011

EPB had already offered symmetrical

gig up/down service in Chattanooga, TN in September 2010

Local communities can lead the way, ahead of even the most innovative private companies.

Page 7: Templat epptx

Where 100/10Mb/s is available in Erie County

Time Warner has no current plans of bringing “Maxx” to Erie County

Verizon has stopped rolling out FiOS

Page 8: Templat epptx

● Build an ”Institutional Network”, connecting schools, city/county buildings, anchor institutions:

○ Discontinue leased lines from incumbents○ bury city-owned fiber

REINVEST SAVINGS BACK

INTO THE NETWORK

Page 9: Templat epptx

Cheaper Telemedicine Improve

d Service

Eliminating Travel Time/Costs

Monitoring Of Chronic Conditions

Enabling Electronic Medical Records

Page 10: Templat epptx

Benefitting Buffalo Can Be Our Bottom Line○ Economic development

○ Improved telemedicine at BNMC/Roswell○ Bridging the digital divide

○ Faster/improved access for residents○ Educational opportunities for all students

Page 11: Templat epptx

Electricity was the vital infrastructure of the 20th century

Broadband will be just as vital, if not more so, for the 21st century