NBN Co: Building Broadband Toward Telework. Sean Casey - Broadband Applications Advisor

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1 NBN Co: Building Broadband Toward Telework Sean Casey - Broadband Applications Advisor Disclaimer This document sets out NBN Co s proposals in respect of certain aspects of the National Broadband Network. The contents of this document represent NBN Co s current position on the subject matter of this document. The contents of this document should not be relied upon by our stakeholders (or any other person) as representing NBN Co s final position on the subject matter of this document, except where stated otherwise. NBN Co s position on the subject matter of this document may also be impacted by legislative and regulatory developments in respect of the National Broadband Network. All prices shown in this document are exclusive of any GST. NBN Co Limited (ACN ) 1

2 93% Fibre + 7% (Wireless + Satellite) = 100% Christmas Island Cocos Island Norfolk Island Indicative map Lord Howe Island Legend: Grey Wireless coverage Red Fibre towns Blue Transit network Green Satellite coverage 2

3 NBN Co 3 year rollout plan 3 years 1,500 communities 3.5 million homes and businesses 3

4 Extending Business Services to the Home 4

5 Infrastructure: Design for Liveability? 5

6 NBN Impact on teleworking Sean Casey Disclaimer This document sets out NBN Co s proposals in respect of certain aspects of the National Broadband Network. The contents of this document represent NBN Co s current position on the subject matter of this document. The contents of this document should not be relied upon by our stakeholders (or any other person) as representing NBN Co s final position on the subject matter of this document, except where stated otherwise. NBN Co s position on the subject matter of this document may also be impacted by legislative and regulatory developments in respect of the National Broadband Network. All prices shown in this document are exclusive of any GST. NBN Co Limited (ACN ) 6

7 NBN Teleworking Toolbox Speed Services Cloud Access High Def Upload High Speed Broadband Delivers. 7

8 Independent Services: Teleworking Port Multiple Ports, Multiple Services Broadband: Internet Access Public Services: Gov, Health, Education Teleworking Home Business Monitoring: Health, Security, Energy 8

9 Speed 100MB/s for business is not new. What s new with the NBN? 100MB/s at HOME Ubiquitous Access Independent Services Delivering Communications Enterprise Applications 1995 Cloud Services 9

10 Large File Transfer - 1 GB File Dial-up 56kbps 42 Hours 36 Minutes 31 seconds ADSL 1.5Mbps 1 Hour 32 Minutes 43 seconds ADSL2+ ~10Mbps 14 Minutes 19 seconds Fibre 100Mbps 1 Minute 25.9 seconds Fibre 1 Gbps 8.59 seconds Time( Seconds) ADSL 10Mbps 100Mbps 1Gbps Business: Video Production Research Architecture Medical Images 10

11 FAST UPLOAD: Working from home in Tasmania - Dejay Signs I didn t think the NBN would make a difference. Then my next door neighbour connected and I saw how fast his was - I was just amazed. I left his house, walked home and rang my supplier immediately. David Jones - Owner, Dejay Signs 11

12 Research Connections to Data Centres Increasing Computational Demands Annual Server Unit Shipments Weather Prediction Genomics Research Financial Analysis Design Simulation Cloud Computing Simulation Example - Virtual Machine: 8GB Source: IDC Server Tracker 12

13 Video conferencing High Quality, High Definition Multi-way High Definition 2000 s Multiple Displays 13

14 Telework and Telehealth Improved access to pool of GPs. 14

15 Cloud Services: Access enterprise applications from anywhere. CLOUD APPLICATION Personal Cloud Collaboration/Video Conferencing Cloud Storage Virtual Desktop Gmail / Google docs / Facebook and YouTube Skype Group Video / Google video chat / Citrix Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) / Egnyte VMware VDI / Citrix Xen Desktop Sold on demand Elastic (scale up or down) Fully managed by the provider High speed broadband is a key enabling technology 15

16 Teleworking Benefits Employees Employers Infrastructure 16

17 Benefits to Employees Better Office Experience Work/Life Balance Less Traffic Communications Multi-way,HD Market Access Consume, Deliver Backup/Security Cloud Storage Virtual Desktop Collaboration Real time Meeting Space Content Creation Fast Upload Increased Productivity 17 NBN Co Limited

18 Benefits to Employers: Productivity, Better Business Disaster Recovery Governance Productivity Less commuting Reduce Office Space Cost Savings Flexible Workforce Skills Access Diversity Retired, Disabled Remote, Women Reduce Carbon Footprint Green, Sustainable Employee Retention 18 NBN Co Limited

19 NBN Co Teleworking Policies Home Working Arrangements Technology: Home Office in a Box Work Categories Home Based Work Office Based Home Worker Ad Hoc Working From Home Field Work Documented Policy, Agreement Assessment, Compliance Trial Period Broadband Handset, NBN Co Extension Laptop Video Conferencing Apps: Intranet Access, S: Drive, VOIP, Communicator

20 Infrastructure Microsoft Anywhere Working City Technology Connections Buildings Location Transport Movement 20

21 University of Wollongong Agent-based modelling Shaping the Sydney of Tomorrow Creating a collaboration platform for land use planners and transport planners to reason about medium and long term future requirements with respect to changing population and travel behaviour. 21

22 Model Population Density, Traffic Congestion Dr Matthew Berryman Senior Research Fellow SMART Infrastructure Facility 22

23 Teleworking Framework Research Dr Yvette Blount - Macquarie University yvette.blount@mq.edu.au (02) How can organisations implement telework that is sustainable and that provides quantifiable organisational benefits, specifically improved levels of service quality (customer service)? How can technology infrastructure (such as the NBN) mitigate the barriers/limitations of telework? What is a framework that can be used to guide researchers and practitioners on how the benefits of telework can be realised while mitigating the limitations, that is business as usual? 23

24 Impact of Teleworking Delivered at Scale A 10 per cent increase in Australian employees that telework 50 per cent of the time would: Achieve a productivity gain of between $1.4 billion and $1.9 billion a year Save an estimated 120 million litres of fuel, avoiding 320,000 tonnes of C02 Reduce traffic at peak periods by five per cent, resulting in a reduction of $470 million in congestion costs. - Access Economics 24

25 High Speed Broadband enables... Office Experience Better Communications Environmental Sustainability Teleworking. Collaboration Work/Life Balance Productivity 25

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28 Building Cross Industry Infrastructure Heatlh Tele-medicine Tele-care Video Consultations Monitoring Records Education Virtual Classroom Collaboration Access Research Community Government Social Inclusion Participation Comms Regional Development Business Tele-working Cloud Services Flexible Workforce Collaboration Entertainment Social TV Video on Demand IPTV Games Video Conferencing Layer 2 National Broadband Network