broadband digital economy fuel bp 2011

Bill Price, Director Broadband ProgramsState of Florida

Bill.price@dms.myflorida.com

• $300M Annual Budget, Operating for Over 40 years ….Staff of 104 • Public Private Partnership Model, 95% Outsourced• Technology Services and Management for Government• Enterprise Telecommunications Procurement for State Master Contracts• Focus on Quality, Cost, Coverage, Economies of Scale

Communications and Technology Experience, Expertise, Resources :

1. Planning & Project Management2. Telecommunications Management3. Engineering and Design4. Procurements, Contracts, Oversight and Accountability5. Operations and Contractor Management6. Customer Service7. Billing

Division of Telecommunications

Broadband Florida Grant

$8.8M Grant From National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) To Increase Florida’s Participation in the Digital Economy

1. Grants Assistance Resources to Anchor Institutions 2. Library Technology Assessments for 180 Libraries 3. Local Regional Broadband Planning4. Broadband Data Collection and Mapping5. E-rate Assistance to K-12 Schools & Libraries

Increase Florida’s Participation in the Digital Economy • Increase Funding for Technology• Increase Effective Use of Resources• Increase Useful Knowledge• Inform Planners• Increase Collaboration

E-rate

• Annual $2.25 billion funding program: Schools and Libraries• Provides up to 90% funding on eligible technology services• Florida is a “donor state” to the fund• Florida is leaving money on the table

Funds Left On The Table

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010$0

$50,000,000

$100,000,000

$150,000,000

$200,000,000

$250,000,000

$300,000,000

$350,000,000

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$450,000,000

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Total Funds ReceivedSince 1998

$955,246,134 Million

$3,935,328,996 Billion

NY Averages 4.5X Funding of Florida Year Over Year since 1998

Florida

New York

$78,099,658

$84,272,868

$14,346,988

Funded

Denied

Pending

$179,668,592 Requested$84,272,868 Denied

Florida E-rate FY2010

$84,272,868 Denied

E-rate Assistance Team

Why are we here

The Internet - The Digital Economy are Exploding

The World is Getting SmarterThe Internet of ThingsThe World…Smarter…Smaller….Faster

I Cannot Imaging life Without….

14-29 Year Olds

Florida Digital Gateway to Latin America

20% of U.S. exports to Latin American and Caribbean start in Florida

60% of Latin American Internet….Flows Through Florida

Planning

Premise

“The Whole is Greater thanThe Sum of its Parts”

Aristotle

Finding Our Resources and Assets

Looking into the Future

Develop Strategies

MOBIFICATION

REALTIMEIFICATION

GLOBALIZATON

Broadband Fuels the Digital Economy

Knowledge and Skills

Future work is virtual, online and global

Science & Technology

Tourism

Energy

$27 billion smart grid potential in top 25 emerging countries

Transportation

Education

200,000 virtual K-12 students in 40 states

Health Care

Business and Government

Industrial age assumptions dominate out thinking

Are We Ready to Compete ?

Who are we competing with anyway?