1. New Mexico Statewide Broadband Gil Gonzales, Ph.D., CIO Moira Gerety, Deputy CIO University of New Mexico June 9, 2015

2. Collaboration is at the heart of the Academy Regionally, Nationally, Globally The more advanced, the farther & fewer are collaborators Networks are essential to the new conduct of science: data & compute-intensive science Dispersed sources of data, storage, analysis, modeling In every discipline: Physics, Chem, Math, Sociology, Medicine, Climate, Music Networks are essential to instruction delivery & learning Online content delivery, testing & learning, research, MOOCs Performance is critical and growth is exponential Data movement : packet size and speed Analysis must scale with the data Security cannot be sacrificed for performance The Motivation

3. University of New Mexico New Mexico’s flagship higher education institution Hispanic-serving 27,000 students on main campus 8,000 students on 4 branch campuses “Research Extensive” by Carnegie Classification Medical School, Teaching Hospital (21,000 employees), Cancer Center, Nursing, Pharmacy, Law, Business, Engineering Schools

4. The UNM IT Department Enterprise IT service provider for UNM Banner ERP, Computer classrooms & labs Partners with HPC, Research, Learning Mgt GigaPoP, Western Regional Network (WRN) 150 IT Staff, 80+ Student Employees ITIL certification of over 50% of technical staff PMI certification of project managers Baldrige Quality Performance Excellence recognition in NM 2011 & 2013

5. NSF: “Continuous collaborative computational cloud” Best Practices Process to bridge to national infrastructure Interoperable identification and authentication Dissemination and use of shared data collections

6. New Mexico

7. Increased Mobile Responsiveness Source: Published February, 2015 http://www.oecd.org/sti/broadband/broadband-statistics- update.htm

8. BB Subscriptions Total Subscriptions

9. Subscriptions/100 People Source: http://www.oecd.org/sti/broadband/oecdbroadbandportal.htm#Penetration

10. New Mexico Broadband

11. 2012: 5 th slowest @ 372kbs

12. New Mexico Providers

13. Local Telco Fiber Map

14. Higher Education Plan

15. Higher Education Today

16. National Context

17. Regional Network

18. Consortium of Regional Optical Networks (RONs) Locations with HUBS at each RON: Albuquerque Gigapop (ABQG): New Mexico Front Range Gigapop (FRG): Colorado, Wyoming Pacific Northwest Gigapop (PNWGP): Washington, Montana, Alaska Corporation for Educational Network Initiatives in California (CENIC): California, Nevada, Arizona University of Hawaii System (UH) Shared network services Cost Effective Exchanges

19. State & Tribal Collaborations

20. Questions Gil Gonzales gonzgil@unm.edugonzgil@unm.edu (505) 277-8125 Moira Gerety mgerety@unm.edumgerety@unm.edu (505) 277-0752