1. JCMJCM NGANGA RSERSE

4. If you really want NextGen Access, then I wouldn’t start from here!

5. DESIGN CONSTRAINTS

6. MARKET STRUCTURES

7. CONSUMER (FIXED-LINE) BROADBAND

9. MOBILE BROADBAND

10. CONSUMER (FIXED-LINE) BROADBAND BUSINESS NETWORKS MOBILE BROADBAND

11. CONSUMER (FIXED-LINE) BROADBAND BUSINESS NETWORKS PUBLIC SECTOR NETWORKS MOBILE BROADBAND

12. CONSUMER (FIXED-LINE) BROADBAND BUSINESS NETWORKS PUBLIC SECTOR NETWORKS MOBILE BROADBAND UNCERTAIN DEMAND UNCERTAIN DEMAND

13. CONSUMER (FIXED-LINE) BROADBAND BUSINESS NETWORKS PUBLIC SECTOR NETWORKS MOBILE BROADBAND EXPENSIVE TO UPGRADE EXPENSIVE TO UPGRADE

14. CONSUMER (FIXED-LINE) BROADBAND BUSINESS NETWORKS PUBLIC SECTOR NETWORKS MOBILE BROADBAND “DOCTOR” OFCOM AND HERBAL REMEDIES “DOCTOR” OFCOM AND HERBAL REMEDIES

15. MARKET STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY LEGACY

16. PHYSICAL

17. LINK

18. PHYSICAL LINK NETWORK SESSION TRANSPORT PRESENTATION APPLICATION

19. PHYSICAL LINK NETWORK SESSION TRANSPORT PRESENTATION APPLICATION DATA DIRECTORY TRUST

20. PHYSICAL LINK NETWORK SESSION TRANSPORT PRESENTATION APPLICATION DATA DIRECTORY TRUST UP IN THE CLOUDS

21. PHYSICAL LINK NETWORK SESSION TRANSPORT PRESENTATION APPLICATION DATA DIRECTORY TRUST UP IN THE CLOUDS

22. GEOGRAPHIC & SOCIO- ECONOMIC TAILS MARKET STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY LEGACY

23. Broadband Sudoku First ThirdSecond ThirdFinal Third Digitally Literate Digitally Connected Digitally Disconnected

24. First ThirdSecond ThirdFinal Third Digitally Literate Digitally Connected Digitally Disconnected Broadband Sudoku

25. First ThirdSecond ThirdFinal Third Digitally Literate Digitally Connected Digitally Disconnected Broadband Sudoku

26. First ThirdSecond ThirdFinal Third Broadband Sudoku Digitally Literate Digitally Connected Digitally Disconnected

27. First ThirdSecond ThirdFinal Third Broadband Sudoku Digitally Literate Digitally Connected Digitally Disconnected UP IN THE CLOUDS

28. GEOGRAPHIC & SOCIO- ECONOMIC TAILS RED TAPE AND VESTED INTERESTS MARKET STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY LEGACY

30. PIA

31. EMP

32. PIA EMP LEGACY PRODUCTS LEGACY PRODUCTS

33. PIA BDUK STRINGS BDUK STRINGS EMP LEGACY PRODUCTS LEGACY PRODUCTS

34. PIA EXISTING CONTRACTS BDUK STRINGS BDUK STRINGS EMP LEGACY PRODUCTS LEGACY PRODUCTS

35. PIA STATE AID STATE AID EXISTING CONTRACTS BDUK STRINGS BDUK STRINGS EMP LEGACY PRODUCTS LEGACY PRODUCTS

36. GEOGRAPHIC & SOCIO- ECONOMIC TAILS RED TAPE AND VESTED INTERESTS MARKET STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGICAL AMBTION

37. PIA STATE AID STATE AID EXISTING CONTRACTS BDUK STRINGS BDUK STRINGS EMP LEGACY PRODUCTS LEGACY PRODUCTS

38. IT’S ALL TOO DIFFICULT! IT’S ALL TOO DIFFICULT!

42. James Clerk Maxwell Born 1831 Died 1879

43. An Edinburgh Man

44. Maxwell’s Birthplace 14, India Street, Edinburgh

45. Glenlair House in 1879

46. Inquisitive from the start: "What's the go o' that?” …..”but what's the particular go of it” “Show me how it doos”

48. The Edinburgh Academy

49. The youngest ever member of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, JCM was elected at the age of 14 and a student at Edinburgh University at the age of 16!

51. Professor of Physics Marischal College, Aberdeen 1856-1860

52. Marischal College, Aberdeen

53. Geddes and Maxwell Start in Scotland and take the good ideas South!

54. Professor of Natural Philosophy Kings College London 1860-1865

56. Maxwell in 1864 “We have strong reason to conclude that light itself (including radiant heat and other radiation, if any) is an electromagnetic disturbance in the form of waves propagated through the electro-magnetic field according to electro-magnetic laws.”

57. Professor of Experimental Physics The Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge 1871-1878

59. Maxwell’s Gravestone

60. Maxwell’s Contributions to “Encyclopaedia Britannica” ATOM ATTTRACTION CAPILLARY ACTION CONSTITUTION OF BODIES ETHER FARADAY HARMONIC ANALYSIS DIAGRAMS DIFFUSION

61. Ivan Tolstoy (Maxwell’s Biographer) “Maxwell's importance in the history of scientific thought is comparable to Einstein’s (whom he inspired) and to Newton’s (whose influence he curtailed)”

62. Albert Einstein "The special theory of relativity owes its origins to Maxwell's equations of the electromagnetic field."

63. Albert Einstein "Since Maxwell's time, physical reality has been thought of as represented by continuous fields, and not capable of any mechanical interpretation. This change in the conception of reality is the most profound and the most fruitful that physics has experienced since the time of Newton"

66. IT’S ALL TOO DIFFICULT? IT’S ALL TOO DIFFICULT?

67. MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU!

68. GEOGRAPHIC & SOCIO- ECONOMIC TAILS RED TAPE AND VESTED INTERESTS MARKET STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY LEGACY

69. MARKET STRUCTURES

70. BB Subs Market Share 2015

71. NOT MUCH CHANGE THERE!

72. MARKET STRUCTURES EXPERIMENT WITH DIFFERENT MODELS

73. New Business Models Buying Consortia Cooperatives Social Enterprises Community Interest Companies

74. MARKET STRUCTURES EXPERIMENT WITH DIFFERENT MODELS TECHNOLOGY LEGACY

75. 0.5-4010-1001 UK Today Japan Today

76. MARKET STRUCTURES BE AMBITIOUS WITH THE TECHNOLOGY EXPERIMENT WITH DIFFERENT MODELS

77. “…our goal is simple: within this parliament we want Britain to have the best superfast broadband network in Europe.” Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, 8th June 2010

78. BDUK Goals 1.To ensure delivery of the 2Mbps Universal Service Commitment within the lifetime of this parliament (2015). 2.To ensure this country has the best superfast broadband in Europe by the end of this parliament (2015). 3.To ensure the efficient use of funding to deliver Universal Service Commitment and Superfast Broadband. 4.To assist other Government initiatives which are dependent upon customers ability to access Broadband based services.

80. 10 Gb/s Technology Speed Limit 1990200020102020

81. 10 Gb/s Consumer BB Speed Limits 1990200020102020

82. 10 Gb/s Consumer BB Speed Limits 1990200020102020 AREA OF OPPORTUNITY

83. 10 Gb/s UK Universal Service O/C? 1990200020102020

84. Scotland’s Ambition 1990200020102020

85. MARKET STRUCTURES BE AMBITIOUS WITH THE TECHNOLOGY EXPERIMENT WITH DIFFERENT MODELS GEOGRAPHIC & SOCIO- ECONOMIC TAILS

87. Map of Scotland Scotland Census 2001 Census output areas with population density greater than 50 inhabitants per square kilometer shown in RED. Elsewhere the population is sparser.

88. Reflections on Maxwell’s Work Copper Wires, Fibre Optic Cables and Ether are all conductors of electromagnetism… We now need for a Grand Unified Theory for the EFFECTIVE DISTRIBUTION of these Electromagnetic Waves to ALL CITIZENS A Scottish Internet Exchange (SIX), Digital Village Pumps and a sensible way of sharing assets for the so-called “Final Third” are vital components of this Grand Unified Theory.

89. MARKET STRUCTURES BE AMBITIOUS WITH THE TECHNOLOGY EXPERIMENT WITH DIFFERENT MODELS BE INCLUSIVE, NOT EXCLUSIVE

90. Scotland can (and probably should) lead the UK on innovation for provisioning NGA to the final third - simply because so much of the country is so sparsely populated! Leadership on the Final Third

91. RED TAPE AND VESTED INTERESTS EXPERIMENT WITH DIFFERENT MODELS BE AMBITIOUS WITH THE TECHNOLOGY BE INCLUSIVE, NOT EXCLUSIVE

92. Stuck in National Treacle BIG SIX STATUS-QUO “OPEN” NETWORKS EQUIVALENCE MANAGEMENT PLATFORM PIA AND OFCOM REMEDIES STATE AID & STATE SUBSIDIES UNFUNDABLE PAYBACK PERIODS RACING TO INFINITY (AND 2012)

94. BE AMBITIOUS WITH THE TECHNOLOGY EXPERIMENT WITH DIFFERENT MODELS BE INCLUSIVE, NOT EXCLUSIVE UNDERSTAND HOW THINGS WORK

95. Stuck in National Treacle BIG SIX STATUS-QUO “OPEN” NETWORKS EQUIVALENCE MANAGEMENT PLATFORM PIA AND OFCOM REMEDIES STATE SUBSIDIES UNFUNDABLE PAYBACK PERIODS RACING TO INFINITY (AND 2012) “SHOW ME HOW IT DOOS”

96. MARKET STRUCTURES AMBITOUS TECHNOLOGY PLANS INNOVATIVE MODELS INCLUSIVE ROLL-OUTS UNDERSTAND HOW THINGS WORK LOCAL COMMUNITY OWNERSHIP LOCAL COMMUNITY OWNERSHIP

101. The FIBRE OPTIC GENERATION

102. HYPER-CONNECTED!

103. WHICH WAY TO GO?

105. MANY POSSIBILITIES

106. J C M NGANGA RSERSE

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