Local Government
Buckinghamshire County Council
Telindus, helping Buckinghamshire County Council in the delivery of the e-government initiative
Telindus have created a broadband network for Buckinghamshire County Council to enable them to provide fast, reliable electronic links to all of their services located throughout the County. In this way, council offices, libraries, schools and adult education centres have been equipped with the facilities to become focal points for delivering local services to the public.
Telindus have created a broadband network for Buckinghamshire County Council to enable them to provide fast, reliable electronic links to all of their services located throughout the County. In this way, council offices, libraries, schools and adult education centres have been equipped with the facilities to become focal points for delivering local services to the public.
Cornwall County Council
Cornwall race ahead with new high speed network
Cornwall County Council aims to provide high quality services that enhance the social, economic and environmental wellbeing of the county. Cornwall needed a network with greater bandwidth to increase the speed of e-government services to the wider community. A wide area network was implemented by Telindus which serves to reduced cost and increase current and future capabilities.
Cornwall County Council aims to provide high quality services that enhance the social, economic and environmental wellbeing of the county. Cornwall needed a network with greater bandwidth to increase the speed of e-government services to the wider community. A wide area network was implemented by Telindus which serves to reduced cost and increase current and future capabilities.
Derry City Council
Wireless LAN brings a square mile of collaboration for Derry City Council
Derry is the second largest urban centre in Northern Ireland and has been designated the Regional City of the North West. The DETI were searching for 'flagship projects' that could raise awareness of broadband and encourage adoption by others through demonstrating success and innovation. Telindus provides a wireless network allowing both educational institutes and the council to offer services.
Derry is the second largest urban centre in Northern Ireland and has been designated the Regional City of the North West. The DETI were searching for 'flagship projects' that could raise awareness of broadband and encourage adoption by others through demonstrating success and innovation. Telindus provides a wireless network allowing both educational institutes and the council to offer services.
London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham converge data, voice and video
The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham (LBHF) needed a network which would enable them to converge their data voice and video, introducing new services to enhance their existing infrastructure. They turned to Telindus for the supply of a high-speed 'core-centric' Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) network, across its 23 sites.
The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham (LBHF) needed a network which would enable them to converge their data voice and video, introducing new services to enhance their existing infrastructure. They turned to Telindus for the supply of a high-speed 'core-centric' Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) network, across its 23 sites.
Westminster City Council
No wires attached: City of Westminster embraces next generation IP infrastructure
Serving the needs of businesses, residents and tourists alike, the City of Westminster has to fulfil many roles, and at the core of these is the ability to ensure the safety and smooth running of everyday life. This includes not only the lives of residents, workers and tourists, but also those of the council’s staff such as parking attendants and environmental officers. With such a large area to monitor, the council could not rely purely on traditional monitoring and enforcement tactics, i.e. individual officers patrolling the borough and fixed CCTV cameras.
Serving the needs of businesses, residents and tourists alike, the City of Westminster has to fulfil many roles, and at the core of these is the ability to ensure the safety and smooth running of everyday life. This includes not only the lives of residents, workers and tourists, but also those of the council’s staff such as parking attendants and environmental officers. With such a large area to monitor, the council could not rely purely on traditional monitoring and enforcement tactics, i.e. individual officers patrolling the borough and fixed CCTV cameras.