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Megacities: BT- Bringing it All Together for the London 2012 Games Stuart Hill & Jon Lane with guest speaker Clive Dutton from Newham Council


BT Global Services - An Introduction

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The global leader in networked IT services

BT Global Services is a global leader in managed networked IT services, operating globally and delivering locally to help our customers thrive in a changing world

“BTGS continues to be a formidable competitor in the global marketplace”.

Current Analysis, 2011

* Equivalent full-time employees including both full and part time employees

A global leader in managed networked IT services Multinational corporations

Financial institutions

Public sector organisations

Major companies in our many key

markets globally

Experience, and a track record Around 7,000 corporate and public sector customers across more than 170 countries

Widely recognised as market leader by industry watchers

What makes us different? Around 22,000* people globally, with one of the largest professional services capabilities in our industry

Bringing together a broad portfolio of services

With a track record of delivering for customers globally in more than 170 countries

Underpinned with a unique breadth of scope, reach and capability

And recognised as market leading for customer service and innovation

Our Vision


Bringing it All Together

for the London 2012 Olympic

and Paralympic Games


•  First major sporting event in the UK since Commonwealth Games 2002

•  The Olympic and Paralympic Games are the equivalent to 46 World Championships •  The Olympic Park is the largest park development in Europe for over 100 years

•  10% of park construction workers previously unemployed

•  3,000 homes in the Olympic Park for the future

•  Expected to boost the economy by over £21bn •  Over 10.8 million spectators

•  Up to 70,000 volunteers •  800,000 people expected to use the public transport

on the busiest day of the Games

•  240,000 people will travel by rail to the

Olympic Park every hour

Impact on London and the UK ….


The Aquatic Centre

London 2012 … the most connected Games ever

The Olympic Stadium The Velodrome

94 venues throughout the UK


Technology through the Games

Photo finish introduced in Stockholm Games, heralding the timing

Technology begins to win a place at the Paris Games with the event's first live radio broadcast

Berlin Games first to be televised, with events broadcast throughout the Olympic Village

TV crews fly tapes of the Rome Games back to New York to be broadcast, dramatically changing the way the public interacted with the Olympics

Tokyo Games see first computer and first live colour pictures with opening ceremonies broadcast via satellite to the U.S. for first time. Results stored on computers for the first time

Los Angeles Games introduces email to the wider world

In conjunction with the Games in Atlanta, Georgia, the first-ever Olympic Games website receives 189 million hits

3,600 hrs of broadcast coverage at the Beijing Games, exceeding all coverage from previous Games added together

First all IP-based infrastructure for Vancouver Winter Games

BT delivers the most advanced IP converged network ever deployed for a summer Olympic and Paralympic Games*

* The first time an IP converged network has been used for summer Olympic Games, using Cloud-based IP voice technology


London 2012 the ultimate right first time – a venue mindset

80,000 connections across 94 locations

5,500km of internal cabling

Up to 60Gb of information carried each second

1,800 wireless access points

16,500 telephone lines

14,000 mobile SIM cards

10,000 cable TV outlets

642,000 man-hours

Over 800 people on the ground at Games’ Time


Communications Services Logical Services model


We are minimising environmental impacts

created during the installation and use of

our London 2012 communications

services, as well as ensuring we maximise its potential for re-use.

BT has developed a ground-breaking method for assessing the carbon footprint impact of our communications services

First ever converged network solution for a summer Games that maximises re-use of materials, minimises waste and reduces the need for bespoke equipment

LOCOG and BT teams are using conferencing to avoid

travel and emissions

Using SMART design tools to reduce network

infrastructure

Piloting electric vehicles for Openreach engineers

Minimising environmental impacts, maximising reuse


Disciplined planning for on-the-dot delivery

•  World class programme management

•  Right first-time discipline

•  Mobilisation planning for on-the-dot delivery

LOCOG service protection period

Clive Dutton Executive Director

Regeneration & Inward Investment

[email protected]

www.newham.gov.uk

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•  London’s regeneration priority

•  £3,000,000,000 to UK GDP

•  40,000 homes

•  100,000 jobs

•  £22 billion investment •  Convergence achieved

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BT is working with stakeholders to ensure the communications services we install for the Games form an economic legacy that benefits communities and business beyond 2012

Communications services installed for London 2012 will become part of the national BT infrastructure

Olympic Village apartments will be early beneficiaries of superfast broadband

Upgrading the exchange and deploying fibre to benefit businesses and communities in Weymouth

Running “Are you Fit for London 2012” to help businesses across the UK understand and

capitalise on opportunities

Economic legacy for communities and business

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