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David Tomalin, Group CTO at CityFibre is back on the podcast to talk about preventing accidental fiber cuts, transparency vs. openness when it comes to network routes, the trend towards multi-network resiliency, sustainability in the networking industry, and more. 

In this episode, David Tomalin, Group CTO at CityFibre joins the podcast to discuss what sorts of fiber are used for broadband services, how to choose the best locations and routes when expanding a network, and the need for more intelligent data in the business. 

On today's show, Ian King speaks to Joe Staton, from the German market research company GfK, about a rise in consumer confidence.CityFibre's Chief Executive, Greg Mesch, reports on their annual sales.And Claudio Facchin, chief executive of Hitachi Energy, has the latest on overcoming potential barriers to the rollout of renewables.

The FTSE 100 rallied in early trading, following gains in the US and Asian markets as well as yesterday's fiscal moves by the new UK chancellor, Jeremy Hunt. Betting firm 888 revealed sales dropped by 7% in the last three months, but said it has made “rapid progress” on integrating the William Hill operations it bought for £1.95bn earlier this year. Housebuilder Bellway unveiled a drop in homebuyer demand and warned revenue volumes would likely remain largely flat in the coming year. Jet2 entered into an agreement with Airbus to buy 35 new firm-ordered A320 neo aircraft, with the option to extend this to up to 71 depending on demand. Advanced Oncotherapy raised £6mln through an issue of shares to Odey Asset Management, which is already a significant shareholder. BATM said it won an order worth £3.1mln for its Edgility virtual networking and edge compute solution from CityFibre. And Bradda Head Lithium said it completed further step-out drilling phase at its Basin East lithium in clay project in Arizona.

Fibre rollout appears to be going well, with the majority of UK homes and businesses able to access gigabit-capable broadband. But there is still much confusion around what exactly terms like ‘full fibre' mean, and adoption still lags behind international partners even as businesses turn to greater bandwidths than ever before to undergo digital transformation.Moreover, many rural businesses aren't being catered to by large network providers, and as they remain on copper lines, wonder if alternative providers might hold the keys to connectivity. This week, we talk to David Tomalin, Group Chief Technology Officer at CityFibre, to discuss the UK's broadband infrastructure and what businesses can look to gain from the network in the near future.

CityFibre is building a new generation of Full Fibre infrastructure for the UK - a network capable of transforming the digital capabilities of citizens and businesses, sparking innovation, and underpinning our economy in a gigabit age. In a recent report in collaboration with Hatch, they identified over £38bn in potential economic benefits, derived over fifteen years, stemming from CityFibre's rollout of future-proof Full Fibre infrastructure in 285 cities, towns, and villages in England and Scotland. Rob Hamlin discusses the importance of Full Fibre, how this impacts how we live and other industry trends, including 5G, and the economic benefits of a Full Fibre Britain.

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Paul Coia on BBC Berkshire to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. This week; Vodafone announce a deal with CityFibre to bring full fibre superfast broadband to around 8 million people with more to come.  Gadget of the Week is the Logitech MX Keys Mini. This high quality backlit wireless Bluetooth keyboard has a metal construction and is compatible with Windows, Mac, iOS, Android. This innovative keyboard will work with three devices seamlessly by allowing you to switch between them, and even drag files or copy and paste from one device to another using Logitech Flow if you have a compatible mouse. This keyboard lacks the number pad found on full size keyboards so is ideal for those low on desk space. Scoring 4.5 out of 5, listen in for full details You can catch Fevzi on BBC Berkshire just after midday every Saturday and can contact and follow him on Twitter @Gadgetdetective #Fevzi #Turkalp #Gadget #Detective #Tech #Technology #News #Reviews #Help #Advice #Paul #Coia #BBC #Berkshire #Radio #Vodafone #CityFibre #Broadband #Fibre #Optic #Superfast #BT #Internet #Virgin #Apple #Amazon #Stream #Data #VOIP #Phone #Telephone #Security #Entertainment #Video #Metaverse #VR #5G #GadgetoftheWeek #Logitech #MX #Keys #Mini #Flow #Wireless #Bluetooth #Windows #Mac #iOS #Android #Copy #Paste #Switch #Devices #Compact #Backlit #Illuminated

Ian King speaks to the UK bosses of three major banks about unchanged interest rates. Plus, hear from the chief executive of property firm - Shaftesbury - about house prices hitting an all-time high. And the chief executive of CityFibre joins the show to talk about the roll-out of full fibre broadband.

Everyone has talked about how much the world has changed in the last two years. But today, I want to explore how our home internet expectations have increased. Wi-fi is now fundamental to every aspect of the family home. In some cases, doorbells, lighting, heating, 4k streaming, online gaming, and a long list of smart devices are all hungry for a slice of bandwidth. Research from Zen Internet recently revealed that 75% of people are unaware microwaves could interfere with their internet connection, and one in seven regrets not switching broadband providers over the last year. I invited Paul Stobart on the podcast to learn more about the report. We also discuss how Zen is the first broadband provider to go Net Zero by 2028 – meaning it will remove more carbon emissions from the environment than it generates. I also learn more about why Zen has also been awarded the Cisco Powered SD-WAN Service accreditation for its SD-WAN solution. Finally, we talk about how CityFibre, with help from Zen, is extending its infrastructure to 216 additional towns and villages across Britain – delivering gigabit-speed broadband and ensuring everyone has access to full fiber.

In this episode I talk with Dominika Walker, City Manager at CityFibre. We talk about her career so far including how and why she came to the UK, her experiences in marketing and PR prior to joining CityFibre, how and why she joined CityFibre, her role and all about what the company is doing.    https://www.cityfibre.com

In episode 73 of the Sheffield Digital podcast we talk to Natalie Ward, City Manager for CityFibre. We're also joined by Giorgio Cassella, Head of Marketing at Evoluted and founder of Afterwork.gg, and Adam Jessop, founder and CEO of Endpoint Gaming. First up, we ask Natalie about how she got into working in broadband connectivity, what changes she has seen over time, and getting more young people into tech careers. Then we speak to Giorgio and Adam about the eSports scene in Sheffield, how people from the community can get involved, which types of people they need in the industry, and what trends they envisage in the near future. Finally, Mel and Chris share some of their usual updates from the city's digital sector, including: Economy.dotSHF meeting Sheffield City Council's Business Response Group Second Digital Inclusion Taskforce meeting  Chris' involvement with the Digital Meet Manufacturing Commission Chris is about to join the Skills Accelerator Board Tutorful raises a further £3m from Northern Venture Capital Trust and NPIF Lots of local companies winning awards  Razor, Tribepad, Tutorful, Mina and Nimble shortlisted for Prolific North Tech Awards Tickets for Good launched the ticket fund to fundraise for event tickets to be donated to NHS teams. Meetups starting to happen in person again Hybrid GeekBrekky at Tamper Sellers Wheel and on zoom Mark Pearce's National Parks app crowdfunder Don't forget, you can always join thehttps://sheffield.digital/slack/ ( Sheffield Digital Slack community) or email info@sheffield.digital to get in touch and share your thoughts.  Subscribe to the show If you'd like to have new episodes of the show appear right in your podcast player, you can subscribe viahttps://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/sheffield-digital-podcast/id1272667962?mt=2 ( our page on Apple Podcasts) or search for us in your podcast app of choice! Notes and links Every episode comes with a list of links to all of the various people, companies and topics that we reference. https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalie-ward-cityfibre/ (Natalie Ward on LinkedIn) https://www.cityfibre.com/ (CityFibre) https://www.linkedin.com/in/gjcassella/ (Giorgio Cassella on LinkedIn) https://afterwork.gg/ (Afterwork.gg) https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjessop/ (Adam Jessop on LinkedIn) https://endpoint.gg/ (Endpoint) https://www.thefloow.com/members/sam-chapman/ (Sam Chapman at The Floow) https://www.sheffield.gov.uk/home (Sheffield City Council) https://www.amrc.co.uk/pages/digital-meet-manufacturing (Digital Meet Manufacturing) https://www.shu.ac.uk/about-us/academic-departments/computing (Department of Computing at SHU) https://tutorful.co.uk/ (Tutorful) https://www.insidermedia.com/news/yorkshire/edtech-platform-raises-funds-for-international-expansion (Tutorful raises funds for international expansion) https://www.evoluted.net/ (Evoluted) https://www.seoworks.co.uk/ (The SEO Works) https://riseatseven.com/ (Rise at Seven) https://thecurve.io/ (The Curve) https://www.thestar.co.uk/business/the-star-small-business-awards-brilliance-as-usual-as-winners-ceremony-makes-a-return-3401618 (The Star Small Business Awards) https://www.mattressonline.co.uk/ (Mattress Online) https://www.razor.co.uk/ (Razor) https://www.tribepad.com/ (Tribepad) https://www.mina.co.uk/ (Mina) https://www.nimbleapproach.com/ (Nimble) https://www.prolificnorthawards.co.uk/tech (Prolific North Tech Awards) https://ticketsforgood.org/ (Tickets for Good) https://www.sheffielddm.co.uk/ (Sheffield Digital Marketing) https://www.eventbrite.com/o/sheaf-valley-32204580005 (StartUp Sheffield) https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/nationalparks (Mark Pearce's National Parks app crowdfunder) https://imoves.com/ (iMoves) https://www.drum.fit/home/schools/ (DrumFit) https://sheffield.digital/events/ (Events calendar) https://sheffield.digital/slack/ (Join our Slack community – Sheffield Digital)...

Nick Hancock welcomes Kim Johnston, Director at CityFibre, to talk about some exciting developments to broadband in Harrogate, Knaresborough and eventually Ripon! We talk about what changes will be made, how this will affect residents, a change in internet habits due to the pandemic and the goal of CityFibre - to make broadband so reliable it becomes 'boring!'

Neil gets an update on Cityfibre’s plans to bring Gigabit Broadband to Cambridge from City Manager, Rebecca Stephens.  

We all rely on it. Many of us use it without even realizing it. Some even joke it's in the base layer of the Maslows hierarchy of needs. If you haven't already guessed, it's the internet. You will be surprised to know that the fifth biggest economy globally (the UK) is lagging behind many other modern nations concerning internet coverage and bandwidth to people's homes and businesses. Well, the Strategy Director at CityFibre joins us on a discussion about how he and his team are working hard, working smart, and working fast to upgrade the nation's digital infrastructure. It cannot be stressed enough how important a resilient and fast internet is for a service-based nation like the UK. The key takeaways from the podcast are: • The reason why the UK is so far behind other developed nations • What CityFibre is doing to create a better, more resilient, and faster internet • The leadership and culture that is creating a high-performing and adapting organization to deliver quality results Our Guest: Clayton Nash LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/claytonnash/ Website: https://www.cityfibre.com/ (CityFibre - The UK's alternative digital infrastructure provider) Twitter: https://twitter.com/CityFibre Intro and background music: Craig MacArthur - Power Shutoff (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x74iB_jtauw)

In this episode of the Broadband Bunch, we speak with Richard Thorpe, Chief Deployment Officer at CityFibre. CityFibre is the UK's third largest national digital infrastructure platform. With existing networks in more than 60 towns and cities, CityFibre provides wholesale connectivity to multiple business and consumer service providers, local authorities and mobile operators. Click now to hear how CityFibre is working hard with partners like Bechtel to bring high-speed fibre networks to UK homes and businesses and end the digital divide. Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode. To learn more about CityFibre: https://www.cityfibre.com/ To learn more about Bechtel: https://www.bechtel.com/

The latest episode of the podcast looks at an initiative that is set to transform life for businesses on the estate and beyond. As part of a £24m private investment from CityFibre, a town-wide full fibre network roll-out will turn Slough into one the world's best digitally connected towns. It is coming at a critical time for Slough’s forward-thinking business community, and we hear from Stacey King, CityFibre’s City Manager for Slough.

In this episode, MIM founder and CEO, Adam Norman sits down with Dan Walker a Service Operations Manager from Cityfibre. Dan and Adam discuss the journey Cityfibre has been on, creating and implementing a new Major Incident function.Cityfibre is on a mission to become the UK's third digital infrastructure provider alongside BT and Virgin. They are investing £4bn. www.majorincidentmanagement.comSubscribe to the MIM® newsletterConnect with us: on Linkedinon Twitter: @major_incidentsYoutube

In this episode, the latest on GTT's infrastructure sale; GI Partners' $1.8bn data infrastructure fund; Interxion expands in Spain and Digiplex moves into Norway; ITU shares its telco profit outlook; Cityfibre wins a new contract with Three; and VPNs in the Middle East. Also in this episode, Ayesha Al-Shoily, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at Ooredoo Oman, speaks to Natalie Bannerman about pioneering an award-winning diversity and inclusion project at the Middle East telco. This episode features editor-in-chief Joao Marques Lima, editor-at-large Alan Burkitt-Gray, deputy editor Melanie Mingas and senior reporters Abigail Opiah and Natalie Bannerman.

In this episode, Jeremy Russon spoke to Richard Hutchinson of CityFibre. They spoke about the need at times likes this for TA to think differently to deliver continuous value to the business, and what Richard's team at CityFibre are doing to ensure the roll-out of an advanced Broadband system for the UK. Enjoy!

Britain is fortunate in having fast broadband available to 95 percent of the population, thanks to the extensive reach of Openreach’s FTTC network. But that’s not true fibre broadband. In this first edition of the Total Telecom Podcast Phil Dobbie explores how, until now, the large-scale expansion of full fibre networks has been delayed as the BT Group, understandably, squeezes what they can from their broadband investment. Now the tables have turned, with CityFibre amongst the players now building full fibre networks across the country. But isn’t there a danger of overbuild, with multiple providers destroying the viability of each other’s business case? On the podcast you’ll hear from: - Katie Milligan, MD Customer, Commercial and Propositions at Openreach - Telecoms analyst Benoit Felten from Diffraction Analysis - Mark Collins, CityFibre’s Director of Strategy and Public Affairs

Today’s podcast is a live recording of a panel discussion on “the issues transforming the project and portfolio management industry”. The recording is from a seminar which included guest speakers Sarah Malin, Head of Programme Management, CityFibre; Pat Beattie, Director, PwC; Joe Flynn, Senior Director – Client Engagement, Cora Systems; and was moderated by Caitriona Gately, host of the Project Management Paradise Podcast. Our panel speakers discuss project management issues such as budgeting, the toughest parts in navigating change, dealing with “resisters” and “engagers” and the interpersonal skills needed to drive culture change in an organisation.

This episode of Ctrl Alt Delete is in collaboration with CityFibre, talking all about connectivity and the future of tech. I wanted to do an episode on the future of work, tech, modern cities and Internet connection. Chatting to me on these topics is Laura Osborne who works with CityFibre. Laura’s background is in public affairs, government communications and more recently consumer campaigning. She was Which?’s first Head of Corporate Affairs, working with businesses to improve the banking, energy and telecoms markets for consumers.Now she is helping to lead the campaign calling on the Advertising Standards Authority to change the rules on how “fibre” is used in broadband adverts, so that consumers are no longer misled. In this episode we talk about the impact of smart technology in our homes, online doctors, digital assistants who can pick up on your mood and health data, how the internet connection you have matters, how connectivity affects or can improve the way we work and lots more. We also discuss how in 2016, only 5% of engineering modern apprenticeships were taken up by women, and how only 24% of those in digital technology jobs in the UK are women and what can be done about that. We discuss the future of modern connected cities too, as in cities like Tallinn, people engage with their government effortlessly via digital platforms that enable them to sign contracts, file their taxes, and vote. Can the UK follow? In general, we discuss what’s in store of the future of our technology as we become more and more connected. For more info on the campaign to change the broadband advertising rules visit www.coppersaurus.com. #ad See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Lynne Magennis talks to Martin Kemp from Cityfibre about the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport’s Full Local Fibre Initiative. The government announced in 2018, that the entire UK should have access to full fibre internet by 2033. The announcement is just part of a technological revolution that’s being planned by the government to bring the UK back up to speed with the rest of the world.

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