Applications Overview
Distribution/Services moving from
Physical -> Digital
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Post
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Music Stores
Newspapers 
Bookstore 
DVD Rental 
Store, Local 
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Emerging Services:
Health care
Education
Cloud Businesses
Digital
eMail
iTunes
Services
eBooks
Download
Online, Global
• Tele-working
• Cloud
Services
• Flexible
Workforce
• Collaboration
Entertainment
• Government
• Social
Inclusion
• Participation
• Comms
• Regional
Development
Business
• Virtual
Classroom
• Collaboration
• Access
• Research
Community
• Tele-medicine
• Tele-care
• Video
Consultations
• Monitoring
• Records
Education
Heatlh
Building Cross Industry Infrastructure
• Social TV
• Video on
Demand
• IPTV
• Games
• Video
Conferencing
Layer 2
National Broadband Network
Large File Transfer - 1 GB File
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/calculate/downloadcalculator.php
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ADSL2+
Fibre
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56kbps
1.5Mbps
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100Mbps
1 Gbps
42 Hours, 36 Minutes, 31 seconds
1 Hour, 32 Minutes, 43 seconds
14 Minutes, 19 seconds
1 Minute, 25.9 seconds
8.59 seconds
Time( Seconds)
Business impact of video rentals  video
downloads
Netflix accounts for 20%
of peak downstream traffic
in the U.S., Oct. 22, 2010
Sept 23, 2010
Blockbuster Declares Bankruptcy
“ The most striking shift in application mix trends
continues to be the growth of video as a
percentage of traffic.” Cisco Visual Networking
Broadband Education
• Experiences “outside” the classroom
• Special Needs: Cultural, Gifted, Disabilities
• Individual interest
• Flexible learning: Choice, range of delivery option
• Retraining
• Remote - Social Learning, Interactive
Australian Education – Virtual Excursions
Broadband can deliver the global classroom to my room
ANU School of Music - Streaming Music
Live-streamed Concerts and Video
Reef HQ talk about marine life, coral, climate
change LIVE in the Aquarium tank
Professor David McKinnon (Bathurst) talks to
over 400 students from Ireland and the UK
about Australia’s night skies
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Videoconferencing: Herodian Room
in the Old City of Jerusalem
Digital Galleries: Google Art Project
Global access, Giga-Pixel images, Larger than life.
Source: http://www.googleartproject.com/museums/vangogh/the-bedroom
Broadband for Farming
UNE – Precision Agriculture Research Group
Low cost monitoring devices will
generate large data sets.
• Monitoring and imaging
• Collaboration – Australia Wide
• Analysis = Optimisation
Courtesy: UNE – www.une.edu.au/parg
Christmas Island
Cocos Island
Norfolk Island
Lord Howe
Island
Industry Opportunity:
Reduce Costs, Improve Service Delivery
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TOTAL EXPENDITURE (B$)
ABS Australian Yearbook
9.1%
GDP
66
5.8%
GDP
5.8%
3.6
NBN Co
Education
Source:
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1301.0
Health
Health Opportunities: Cost Savings, Improved Services
• Chronic Care
Video Consultations
• In Home Aged Case
Monitoring, Social Inclusion
• Digital Health Records
Large Images, Ubiquitous Access
• Self-help, Preventative
Information, Networks
Health – Fall Risk Assessment
Neuroscience Research Australia
Fast forward - Broadband can ...
- Deliver program updates for in home training
- Record progress and individual performance trends
- Upload video for GP assessments
- Platform for in home video consultation
Brown Medical School: Digital Pathology Group
NBN Co Trials projects
Armidale – Education
Remote, Online Education, Sat
DBCDE
Townsville – Health
Diabetes, Gov eHealth Service
DBCDE
Willunga – Digital Village
Small Business, Online, Services
State
Willunga – Forward IT
Digital Literacy, Library
State
Armidale – Health
Chronic Disease Care
DBCDE
Kiama – Health
Chronic Disease Care
DBCDE
Kiama – Health
Mental Health
DBCDE
Brunswick – Aged Care
In Home Monitoring, Care
Greenfield – Energy
Smart metering, Development
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Tele-health - Diabetes
Health - Townsville - Fibre
Description: The two-year trial will demonstrate the innovative delivery of
telehealth services to elderly Australians in their homes in an NBN enabled
environment to eligible elderly Australians with diabetes. The services will be
offered through the direct participation of local general practitioners and
relevant primary care providers.
Outcomes: Range of benefits to health providers and patients including:
Fewer presentations to hospital or emergency departments
Less visits to GPs and other health services
Reduced travel times and transport costs
Improved patient self-management
Delayed transition to residential aged care.
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The Planning Process
Questions?
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darrenrudd@nbnco.com.au
0488 403 013
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