London, United Kingdom, 1 May 2007
FibreSpan, the premier provider of affordable private fibre networks, is pleased to announce that it will showcase at the forthcoming GC 2007 Expo to be held at Earls Court in London on 12 – 13 June 2007.
FibreSpan will be discussing its unlimited bandwidth multi-site local area network solution which is ideal for public sector and health organisations that require inter-site connectivity beyond their main network backbone. Its fixed price unlimited bandwidth model, with moderate capital costs and low recurrent costs, make it affordable to build high performance private fibre networks.
FibreSpan has worked with the public sector and national health services since 2002 and currently provides private fibre networks to many organisations across the country including Chesterfield Borough Council, London Borough of Camden, London Borough of Hammersmith, London Borough of Havering, Kingston Hospital NHS Trust, Stevenage Borough Council, Welsh Development Agency, Warwick County Council and Wirral NHS Trust.
“The industry is going through an era of transition. Traditionally demand has been met by managed services available from the leading telecom providers. Today establishments want virtually unlimited bandwidth networks that they can manage and control themselves,” comments Robert Bicket, FibreSpan’s Chief Executive Officer.
“With FibreSpan’s unique patent pending technology and competitive pricing model, the health and public sector can now afford to build their own all-fibre local area network. We are excited about bringing our solution to the visitors at GC 2007 Expo”.
Visit FibreSpan at stand 904.
GC 2007 Expo is the most exciting and dynamic public sector ICT exhibition and conference event of the year for public sector technologists. The event is jam-packed with the latest ICT products for the public sector, the best educational conference programme, best-practice examples of innovative IT public service delivery and inspirational workshops and seminars. Visit www.gcexpo.com for further information.
