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Connected Edinburgh 2020: opportunities and challenges for the technophiles and technophobes

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Context

• Where is Edinburgh 

today?

• An outsider’s insight

• The future is mobile, 

inevitably

DISCLAIMER: All views expressed are those of the speaker, and his alone.  This presentation and the information provided 

here have been done so for general information and should not be relied upon as a substitute for your own due diligence 

before making any investment decision. 

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WHERE IS EDINBURGH TODAY?

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Scottish Government’sNational Digital Infrastructure Action Plan

• Programme 1: Achieving a step change by 2015 

– 40 – 80Mbps for between 85% to 90% of premises. 

• Programme 2: Achieving world‐class by 2020 

– 90% of homes and business to have access to minimum of 100Mbps by 2020;With 40% access to 100Mbps by 2015. 

• Programme 3: Demonstrating and delivering innovative and local solutions

– Support Scottish bids for UK Government’s Urban Broadband Fund

• Programme 4: Increasing take‐up and stimulating demand 

– Rate of broadband take‐up by people in Scotland should be at or above the UK average by 2013, and should be highest among the UK nations by 2015.  

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Vision for developing ‘Smart’ Cities based on Scottish Government concept

Infrastructure DigitalEconomy

ParticipationModernPublic Services

Smart Cities

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Edinburgh today: Mobile

Average 3G data use: 749 MB/Connection/Month

Source: OFCOM, all providers

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Edinburgh today: Broadband

Broadband take up: 72.3%

Superfast Broadband take up: 10.9%

Average sync speed (Mbit/s): 15.7

Average data use: 30.2 GB/Connection/Month

Source: OFCOM, all providers

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The most connected city in the UK• Study looked at five 

domains to understanding how favourable business conditions were in 74 UK cities. 

• Edinburgh ranked the most connected city in the UK.

• Ranked third overall, only behind Cambridge and Oxford.

Hyperlink to report: http://businessinsight.santandercb.co.uk/map‐feature/Final‐Town‐and‐Cities‐Index.pdf

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AN OUTSIDER’S INSIGHT

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Pace of change

We are experience life at the pace of Moore’s law, a concept coined by Gordon E. Moore, Intel co‐founder, who identified in 1965 that the number of transistors that could be fitted on a microchip would double every 24 months.  This has seen technology innovate at a rate that has meant that effectively every two years the previous technology has become obsolete.  As we now depend on technology for so much it means that the rate at which we are updating our technology is being driven not by need but by capability. 

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The overall UK population and their relationship with the internet

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Where are the Silver Bullets?

Mobile Web AppsHTML5 Streaming

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It’s all about the business model

Reduce risk through 

knowledge

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Business model driven

ConceptPlanning

LaunchPlanning

AddDetail

NewBusinessModel

SelfAssessment

Implosion zone

ConceptPrimary Stage

RealitySecondary Stage

90% of ventures who cannot articulate a concept plan and a launch plan, for their idea will fail.

What does success look like?

Does this pass?

Reduce risk through knowledge

© Rob McLeod: Model for Business Planning 

Still  early  Stages,But concept more robust and developed as an integral part of the business not an add on.

DeliveryThird Stage

This drops to about 20% for those ventures where they can.

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Overloaded 

Copyright: Tritoncove Blogspot:  http://tritoncove.blogspot.co.uk/2011_02_01_archive.html

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Translators required

Technophobes Technophiles

Make it relevant to the business. Make the 

benefit clear.

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DIGITAL EVOLUTION: THE FUTURE IS MOBILE

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It’s becoming personal

Jeffery Hammond saw 2012 as a “step back and see the change” point. Early adopters go mobile!

Source: Forrester's Foresights Workforce Employee Survey, Q4 2012 in the 2013 Mobile Workforce Adoption Trends, as referenced at: http://www.zdnet.com/surfing‐the‐mobile‐shift‐where‐are‐all‐the‐developers‐7000011852/

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Smartphone Penetration

UK has one of the highest levels of penetration of smartphones in the world at 58% of the population.

58% 

Source: OFCOM

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Total Worldwide Sale of Apple iPhones Since launch in 2007

App store launched500 apps available

1Billion apps downloaded.55,000+ apps available

5Billion apps downloaded.225,000+ apps available

25 Billion apps downloaded by March 2012. 550,000+ apps available

iPhone 3GS launched

iPhone 4 launched

iPhone 3G launched

iPhone 4s launched

iPhone 5 launched 

40 Billion apps downloaded by January 2013. 775,000+ apps available

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Samsung Galaxy S family sales hit 100 million in only 34 months

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Mobile v Fixed Internet

Source: The Economist, Live and unplugged, 21 November 2012: http://www.economist.com/news/21566417‐2013‐internet‐will‐become‐mostly‐mobile‐medium‐who‐will‐be‐winners‐and‐losers‐live‐and

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Mobile Trends

Source: Ericsson http://www.ericsson.com/ericsson‐mobility‐report

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Mobile Trends

Source: Ericsson http://www.ericsson.com/ericsson‐mobility‐report

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Mobile Trends

Source: Ericsson http://www.ericsson.com/ericsson‐mobility‐report

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Mobile Trends

Source: Ericsson http://www.ericsson.com/ericsson‐mobility‐report

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SUMMARY

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What could Connectivity in Edinburgh look like in 2020? If trends continue…

Projected Broadband take up: circa 88%

Projected Superfast Broadband take up: circa 40‐50%

Projected Average sync speed (Mbit/s): >20

Average data use: >50 GB/Connection/MonthUbiquitous 4G coverage by a range of providers

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Always finish on a positive:Edinburgh is the most connected city in the UK

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