Australia - National Broadband Network - Early Projects


Synopsis

The NBN being a political project there will obviously be political activity involved in the process. However, there is an extremely business-like approach attached to the project. Nevertheless elections, pork-barrelling and new ministers and governments will no doubt have an influence on the NBN. Some of this will be positive, as a trans-sector approach will require the government to commit other government sectors to participate in the project. While thorough preparation will be necessary for a full national launch two large-scale projects were singled out to form a tangible start to the rollout. Tasmania became the first state where the rollout was commenced, and backbone projects will be launched before the end of 2009 in regional mainland areas.



Table of Contents

  • 1. Synopsis
  • 2. Co-development of fibre and the digital economy
  • 3. Trans-sector thinking
  • 4. Ideas for FttH applications
    • 4.1 E-Health
      • 4.1.1 Healthcare to pay off NBN
    • 4.2 E-Education
    • 4.3 Metering and remote sensing
    • 4.4 Remote diagnostics
  • 5. The early NBN projects
    • 5.1 Backbone rollouts in regional Australia
    • 5.2 Tasmania starts first phase of NBN rollout
      • 5.2.1 Tasmanian SmartStreet Project
      • 5.2.2 Tassie missing out on NBN opportunities
    • 5.3 Trans-sector project for social services
    • 5.4 Adelaide blackspots receiving high-speed broadband
  • 6. Business applications
  • 7. Related Reports
  • Exhibit 1 – Key applications of a digital economy


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Number of pages: 8

Status: Current

Last update: 17 December 2009
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