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Australia - National Broadband Network - Trans-sector model

Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd, April 2011, Pages: 13


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Trans-sector thinking will be required to guide us through the next stage of human evolution. In this report we draw attention to the importance of looking across sectors to create synergy. BuddeComm has previously discussed at length the opportunities within the ICT industries of utilising new telecoms networks such as e-health, e-education and smart grids (managing renewables and saving energy).
The Australian government is leading the world in trans-sector thinking. The 2010 Federal election, in which the NBN played a key role, saw the introduction of more trans-sector policies and there will now be increased focus on this area. This report also discusses a new approach which applies across infrastructure projects, and looks at the potential synergies between the building of roads, sewerage systems, water and gas pipe networks, as well as telecoms and electricity networks. It also covers the government’s initiatives announced since the National Broadband Network plan.




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