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- 1. Infrastructure Keynote Christian Patouraux Kacific Broadband Satellites Pacific Wave Auckland 2015 Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information
- 2. Connecting the unconnected True in 2011: “Fixed or wireless computer broadband Internet connections are expensive, not widely accessible, require hardware (a computer, a modem etc.) and are not as convenient as mobile connections, especially for Pacific Islanders living outside of urban centres.” Danielle Cave, “Digital Islands,” Lowry Institute, 2012 Fast forward to 2015: • Fixed broadband still expensive, despite cable deployments • Low cost PCs and tablets readily available • Data over mobile remains expensive and limited in quality and speed • Mobile devices more suited for consumption than production
- 3. Mobile phones are not the answer There are real limits to how much kids can learn, governments can deliver, and businesses can achieve using a basic mobile phone on a GPRS connection. (and even that’s not cheap in the Islands).
- 4. Problems and consequences Broadband Availability Broadband Affordability Remote and isolated communities Slow economic development Education Vulnerable to disasters Reduced social cohesion Slow response to pandemics Limited civil participation Low income communities Key problems Who’s most affected Consequences Most vulnerable citizens Children Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information Broadband Speed
- 5. Solutions and impacts Broadband available everywhere Affordable broadband All communities equally More trade, tourism, manufacturing Improved access to education resources Improved disaster recovery Improved social cohesion Better healthcare and epidemiology Greater democratic participation All income groups Solutions Who will benefit Positive impacts Businesses Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information High speed Broadband Vulnerable citizens Children
- 6. Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information Source: Measuring the Information Society ITU, 2014 Image: Radio Australia Readiness Capability Use ImpactICT Three stages in the evolution of an information society
- 7. Role of broadband in ICT readiness Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information “Without broadband, it is clear that we will never meet our development goals on time. Broadband is a key element for progress in all countries and has already become a critical national infrastructure, like transport and other public utility networks.” Addressing an urgent need Kacific has designed its service to meet this urgent need to affordably connect all islands and is working on providing interim connectivity for the most pressing cases. * ITU Communique, 16 September 2014 Brahima Sanou Director, ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau* Samoan Prime Minister Tuilaepa Lupesoliai Sailele Malielegaoi * “Broadband is a catalyst for advancing sustainable development. Satellites play a crucial part in providing broadband access to vulnerable areas so that the regional vision of ICTs for all can become an achievable target.”
- 8. The effects of limited competition on ICT prices Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information Source: Measuring the Information Society ITU, 2014 > 100% of GNI p.c 50 Mbit/s/customer ≈10 % penetration Vastly underserved <50 Mbit/s total
- 9. Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information Fixed broadband prices in Asia and the Pacific as a percentage of GNI per capita 2008-2013
- 10. Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd – Singapore - Proprietary Information Understanding Kacific connectivity proposition
- 11. • Empower entire populations with much improved access to ICT • Include outer islands and rural communities • Provide services to schools, clinics and communities everywhere Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information Our objective: Fast, affordable broadband
- 12. Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information • Offer direct-to-premises access with smaller terminals easily deployable in remote villages • Complement terrestrial networks by covering the outermost islands Accessible everywhere in the Pacific islands
- 13. A solution to manage natural disasters emergencies EMERGENCY • Quick and easy deployment of communication equipment No tools / no skills required • GPS localization of survivors • Information transmission over phone/webcam Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information RESCUE EFFORT • Logistics coordination • On-going situation monitoring • Access to online recovery procedures • Remote treatment/telemedicine RECOVERY • Return to normal life while permanent telecommunications infrastructure is rebuilt PREPAREDNESS • Warning messages to all phones & computers • Anticipated evacuations, etc.
- 14. Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information Time sharing Schools become Internet cafes at night Pool of 40 Mbps for 40 schools 400$ per month per school 20Mbps Max per school 8h/day 5days/week 100 students 1 student 270 internet pages per month 3h youtube videos per month Our capacity offer Our value proposition Zoom in: Connect schools, Connect communities
- 15. The Kacific promise: • A genuine game-changer • Proven HTS technology • Complete coverage of the Pacific • Affordable high speed broadband • Direct-to-the-building • Empowering communities • Easy and rapid rollout • 75cm terminal • 20 minutes self-installation Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information Kacific vision: “Connecting the Dots”
- 16. Affordable, Accessible everywhere, Validated Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information Connecting the dots, simply Kacific, the Ka-Band HTS of the Pacific
- 17. Christian Patouraux chris@kacific.com Mobile Singapore: +6598000310 Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd 32A Kandahar Street Singapore 198891 Kacific-1 17 Thank You Kacific Broadband Satellites Pte Ltd - Singapore - Proprietary Information Contact
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- Who does this problem affect directly and indirectly? Why is this problem important to them? What concerns do you have about it? Who will benefit if you don't deal with the problem? And who will benefit when you solve it?
- Who does this problem affect directly and indirectly? Why is this problem important to them? What concerns do you have about it? Who will benefit if you don't deal with the problem? And who will benefit when you solve it?
- ICT Readiness (Infrastructure, Access) ICT Capability (Skills) ICT Use (Intensity) ICT Impact (Outcomes)
- 50 Mbit/s: advertised speed of entry-level fixed broadband plan in the Republic of Korea In many Pacific nations, it would not be possible to offer this to even one customer Prices for entry-level fixed-broadband plans in Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea: > 100% of GNI per capita With slow speeds and high prices the internet penetration rate of many Pacific Island nations remains as low as 10 % Remote islands and rural areas remain largely underserved Asia and the Pacific is a region exhibiting striking contrasts in fixed-broadband prices, with the average price corresponding to 23.7 per cent of GNI p.c. and prices ranging from 0.3 per cent in Macao (China) to over 100 per cent in Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea. There are 13 countries in the Asia and the Pacific region where entry-level fixed-broadband plans cost more than 10 per cent of GNI p.c. These include some large countries, such as Pakistan and the Philippines, and several small island developing states (SIDS) in the Pacific. A stronger policy impetus would be necessary for these countries to reach the affordability target of 5 per cent of GNI p.c. set by the Broadband Commission for 2015. Because of their geographic situation, one of the main challenges facing these countries is international Internet bandwidth. Indeed, the latest data on international connectivity show that this may remain an issue in Kiribati (45 Mbit/s), Marshall Islands (45 Mbit/s), Micronesia (45 Mbit/s), Samoa (135 Mbit/s), Solomon Islands (216 Mbit/s), Timor-Leste (178 Mbit/s) and Vanuatu (60 Mbit/savailable). In several of these countries, it would not be possible to offer the entry-level fixed broadband plan in the Republic of Korea (advertised speed of 50 Mbit/s) to even one customer. Since this is a problem shared by many SIDS in the Pacific, a common approach might be an efficient solution to help overcome it, e.g. by concentrating international traffic in a regional Internet exchange point and sharing the cost of building a high-capacity international link from there.
- Kacific has achieved widespread acceptance in a little over a year Agreements are now in place to provide satellite connectivity to seven nations Kacific is a core part of an ITU program that will provide connectivity and ICT services to some 55 rural and remote communities in 11 nations
- Small terminals deployable everywhere Bring internet to ALL citizens
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- Max 20 Mbps/school
- An HTS solution, based on proven technologies, is the answer Using HTS Kacific can offer three things. Very easy access Very low cost of connectivity Very high speed. And with a broadband service that’s delivered direct to the point of consumption, that makes it a genuine game-changer