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Defining the Value of the Higher Education Community to the Broadband Carriers

Overview Defining the value of the higher education market to broadband providers is a subjective undertaking, one that necessitates collaborative discussion. This paper summarizes the key points of the discussion to date, concentrating on the real and perceived benefits higher education offers to broadband providers who have entered this market, and delineating the challenges and concerns broadband providers face in serving the higher education market.
This paper is also a work in progress; a collaborative tool that can provide both communities focus on strategic planning based on a common understanding of their goals and objectives and produce a value-added proposition that will benefit both communities.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	EduCause	File Format	WORD
Date Published	August 2000	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Broadband, Online - Distance Education

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