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Dorset gets its shared services motor running
...services project to bring together information around road maintenance and management. The highway departments at the Bournemouth and Poole unitary authorities and Dorset County... Read more
Feb 3, 2009
silicon.com > Technology > Networks
Ultra fat pipes to squeeze through Dundee's sewers
...the sewer-based network, announced Bournemouth had been selected to be...dig 20mm-wide ducts in roads which it said cause minimal... Read more
Jun 18, 2008
silicon.com > Management > Public Sector
Bournemouth uses sewer for internet
...through and save the cost and time usually taken digging up roads. Bournemouth is using the fibre optic cable underground sewer (Focus) system developed... Read more
Mar 2, 2007
silicon.com > Technology > Networks
Photos: Broadband goes down the drain
...does, is that you don't need to get permission to dig roads and pavements - which adds considerable costs to the project, up to £100... Read more
Nov 16, 2006
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