BT 21CN英国电信建设无线城市的情况介绍.pptVIP

Wireless CitiesIn addition to the physical environment, the role that technology plays Jon Lane Director, BT Wireless Cities Our lives are changing Wi-Fi is today’s technology of choice Consumer devices are a key driver of Wi-Fi growth Widely adopted by the mass market today Wi-Fi handsets forecast to increase nearly 1300% through to 2010* 245.9 million Wi-Fi portable devices globally by 2010** 22 million in the UK alone by 2011 * Wi-Fi Alliance has already certified over 3000 products Wi-Fi Networks are expanding Over 142,407 free and paid Wi-Fi hotspots in 132 countries Over 300 wireless cities deployed Mobile WiMAX will take time to offer a credible alternative Fixed WiMAX available today. Useful for infrastructure but limited use for end users Mobile spectrum auction due to take place late 2007 / early 2008 Mobile Devices not available till 2008/9 Mass market will take at least 5 years to mature The Vision is Compelling- Broadband Access - anywhere, anytime, anyplace What is a Wireless City? A Major BT strategic initiative to Wi-Fi enable City Centres Extends the power of wireless broadband into public spaces Provides a Wi-Fi Network for shared public and private access Public / private partnerships with local authorities Joint promotion and development of a WC eco-system A platform to enable innovative new applications and services Delivering an open network with a wide range of service providers A phrased programme, developed in-line with demand from the city “anchor tenant” and others A significant ( sustainable step) to deliver city wide wireless broadband A platform to deliver a sustainable vision Some applications Actively working on many solutions with authorities Some examples are: Deploy moveable Wi-Fi IP-Video cameras To ease traffic congestion and issue penalty notices Monitor new bus station for public safety with images relayed to PDA Licensing and environmental health officers can update records “on the street” from Wi-Fi PDA in