Broadband Communities

2014 Summit Special Preview

BROADBAND COMMUNITIES is the leading source of information on digital and broadband technologies for buildings and communities. Our editorial aims to accelerate the deployment of Fiber-To-The-Home and Fiber-To-The-Premises.

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31 ERENCE WORKSHOPS Each FREE two-hour workshop is a $1,500+ value In this highly acclaimed workshop you'll learn how to grow your region and drive mass adoption of your broadband network. Extra time will be added to this session for those seeking in-depth instruction. With Broadband Communities' FTTH Tools you can analyze the viability of any FTTH Project. The Tools include: • FTTH Financial Analyzer Tutorial • MDU Financial Analyzer Tutorial • Rural Financial Analyzer Tutorial • The Revenue Analyzer • The Monthly Cash Flow Calculator Workshop #2: 12:00-2:00pm MAXIMIZE THE PAYOFF FROM YOUR BROADBAND INVESTMENT Workshop Leader Michael Curri – President, Strategic Networks Group What do you do once your network is built? The economic benefts of broadband come only after businesses and individuals are convinced of the value of high-speed services. Learn why businesses may be slow to adopt broadband and its solutions – and how you can overcome these barriers to grow your region and drive mass adoption of your network. This workshop is a must-attend for economic development ofcers, elected ofcials and community stakeholders who want to learn how a broadband investment can pay of. The SNG presenting team will work with audience members on successfully approaching businesses to drive network adoption. Instruction includes how to educate businesses in the proft-enhancing value of broadband and responding to and overcoming the multiple objections raised by business managers. An extra half hour to an hour will be added to this session for those seeking in- depth instruction. Workshop #3: 2:00-4:00pm PUBLIC OFFICIALS' WORKSHOP ON DEMAND AGGREGATION Workshop Leader: Michael Smeltzer – Director of Community Projects, UC2B and former head of IT at the University of Illinois Public ofcials will fnd the practical information in these two hours alone worth the trip to Austin. They will learn how communities can aggregate the demand for broadband services with methods that include dedicated grassroots initiators MDU customers crave gigabit speeds BBC_SummitPromo_Feb14.indd 31 2/12/14 5:50 PM

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