Bringing cat videos and neonatal resuscitation to unconnected communities

Jack Deasy

Director, Government Solutions

FHI 360

Miles Beyond Mobiles

September 15, 2014

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Maslow’s hierarchy - updated

Hans Anderson, 2013

Why Wi Fi isn’t enough

• Percentage of population with reliable broadband

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(c) 2012, Steven H. VanderLeest, www.calvin.edu

Networking requires networks

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The new normal: IP-enabled field work

• Tech-savvy field work uses state-of-the-art devices/apps

• Projects are more flexible, efficient and effective with IP-enabled technologies

• Some projects require only individual or small group connectivity

• Other projects demand connectivity for the entire community

• Find the “right connectivity tool for the job” 3G and

4G/LTE

Mesh networks

Smart phones

Wi Fi

Tablets

Security

Sensors

Logistics management

Telemedicine

Skype

Social media

APPS!!!!

Company Overview

What we do

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O3b has deployed a next generation satellite constellation, delivering our customers superior, faster and more affordable connectivity

Initial constellation of MEO satellites rotate the globe approximately four times a day

Continuous coverage: when one satellite leaves, another satellite takes over without transmission interruption

Ka-Band beams of 700km diameter: steerable around the globe, each delivering up to 1.2Gbps

Each beam is connected to a high throughput teleport, with multiple layers of redundancy, ensuring operators have a reliable, high speed service

O3b is on schedule for full service launch in 2014

Company Overview

Value proposition

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High Throughput Up to 1.6Gbps per beam

Low Latency Roundtrip latency of less then 150msec enabling:

• Crystal clear voice and video quality

• Ultra-fast response time

• Use of cloud-based applications

Low Cost Up to 30% more affordable

Flexibility Steerable beams can be placed anywhere 45 degrees North/South of the Equator

Scalability From 100Mbps to 1.6GbpsMEO: 8,062km altitude

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Projected O3b capacity availabilitySpring 2015

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Capacity Available Capacity Limited

Anticipated locations of partial beams

Enabling first-world operations in remote locations

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Days Weeks Months

Gb

Time

Relief Recovery

Mb

Kb

Communities

VSATS

Sat Phones, Small VSATS

Large Teams

Small Teams

Network restorationCDAC

TelemedicineRural broadband buildout

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A proposal for the UN Emergency Telecommunications Cluster

Partnering to connect recovering communities

At a recovery event, O3b would contribute:

• Up to 1 Gbps bandwidth

• Terminals and field support

Enabling middle mile connectivity for:

• Restored terrestrial

backhaul

• Deployable 3G and 4G/LTE

• Mesh networks/Wi Fi

• Wi Max

Empowering new ICT

solutions

• Latency and/or bandwidth

dependent Cloud computing,

sensors, interactive web

portals, video, etc.

Intermountain NICU with VSee

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Royal Caribbean: cruising with connectivity

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? Reduce logistical costs and expand oversight over field projects?

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Do more with less??

Enable new technologies (Cloud-based services, BYOD and Big Data)?

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If you had access to a large amount of affordable, low latency bandwidth, delivered where needed, could you:

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Count on ICT for telemedicine, distance learning, e-commerce and e-governance?

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