Brad Housewright eTeam Director 531 East Washington Street Springfield, IL. 62701 618.833.0903 [email protected] December 6, 2012

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Transcript Brad Housewright eTeam Director 531 East Washington Street Springfield, IL. 62701 618.833.0903 [email protected] December 6, 2012

Brad Housewright
eTeam Director
531 East Washington Street
Springfield, IL. 62701
618.833.0903
[email protected]
December 6, 2012
eTeams
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Stakeholder Meetings
Work with Providers
Promote Deployment
Encourage Broadband Use
Industry Specific Opportunities
(i.e. Healthcare, Education, etc.)
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PCI’s Mission
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Infrastructure and Access
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Adoption and usage
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Data and Mapping
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Governor’s Gigabit Challenge
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PCI worked in 20
communities to put
together 20 of 40
applications for the
challenge
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Universal Service Fund
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High Cost Program: Bringing
broadband to underserved and
unserved areas
Phase I: Unserved Areas
 Phase II: Mobile Deployment
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Rural Healthcare: Providing
quality healthcare to rural
communities
E-Rate: Funding for high speed
Internet to schools and libraries
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Broadband Request Tool
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Collect and
Publish
Data
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Publishing carrier
data at census
block level
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Southeast
Central eTeam
Region
Coles County
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Barriers to Adoption
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46 percent of adults whose highest level of education is a high school
degree are broadband users at home; 82 percent of adults who have
attended or graduated from college are broadband users at home.
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52 percent of Americans in households with annual incomes of
$50,000 or below have broadband at home, compared with 87 percent
of those in households with incomes above that level.
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Senior citizens (those over the age of 65) continue to trail the national
average in broadband adoption with a 35 per- cent broadband-at-home
penetration rate
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Broadband Innovation Fund
Very high speed broadband offers opportunities to spark the
creativity of our entrepreneurs, energize community organizations,
and stimulate the brainpower of our academics.
Applicants must provide performance measures to include
deliverables such as number of residents reached, number of
community broadband centers connected, number of
training sessions provided or other metrics of project sustainability.
Proposals need to show how the project stimulates the best possible
use of broadband networks.
Lifeline
Linkup Pilot
Providers that are involved
• Cass
• Mid Century
• Adams
• Harrisonville
• Wabash
• Shawnee
• Madison
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Southeast Central eTeam
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Organize Community of Interest
Sub-Committees and Executive eTeam
What
Community of Interest
Sub-Committees are Needed?
How often to meet for Sub-Committees?
How often to meet for Executive eTeam?
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Current Economic Development Meetings
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Quarterly meetings with PCI
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Southeast Central eTeam
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What organizations are a natural fit to
support the planning and action?
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Who is main contact or contacts in region?
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Who can gather information? (Training, wifi
businesses, new provider service)
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Who can do a very short press release after
executive eteam meetings?
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Who can give information to schools,
libraries, and others on finding access?
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Southeast Central
Executive eTeam
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___________, University of Illinois Extension
___________, Community College
___________, Eastern Illinois University
___________, High School
___________, Farm Bureau
___________, Providers
___________, Library
___________, Regional Plan Commission
___________, Local Economic Development
___________, Business
___________, Hospital
___________, ICN
Barbara Webster, PCI/Broadband Illinois
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Broadband Illinois
Website Information
www.broadbandillinois.org Click on eTeams
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Potential Providers by Address
Providers by County
Provider Maps
County Coverage Maps
New Provider Service/Builds
Public Computer Access
Basic Computer Training
Broadband Success
Stories/Best Practices
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www.broadbandIllinois.org
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Barbara Webster,
Regional eTeam Coordinator
618-843-8433
[email protected]
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