Webinar recording: Creating Economic Efficiencies for Bridging the Digital Divide
Join Smart Energy International and Nokia, where experts will discuss 5 critical areas of how building broadband networks create economic efficiencies for bridging the digital divide.

Are you a utility wanting to build a broadband network to bridge the digital divide in our communities? Rural broadband is vital for getting our economy and society going again.
Our industry has a great responsibility to bring technologies that will make our society smarter, safer and better – no matter what. This is important now more than ever with the upcoming RDOF auction, as well as proven by the digital divide during the pandemic. Utilities are ideally suited to meet this challenge.
Join Smart Energy International and Nokia, in this recorded session where experts discuss 5 critical areas of how building broadband networks create economic efficiencies for bridging the digital divide:
• Why building rural broadband networks are vital for getting our economy and society going again? And what the benefits are for tangent verticals?
• The main challenges building rural broadband network and focus areas for service providers
• Various deployment scenarios and network architectures for rural broadband networks
• Revenue target segments and operational use cases for rural broadband service providers
Panel:
Liana Ault, Energy Innovation Lead – Nokia
Peter Johnson, Fixed Networks Market Development & Strategy - Nokia
Related tags
Latest content
Webinar Recording: How, when and why to take utility broadband networks to the next level
Are you thinking about building or expanding a network so you can offer broadband services? Join us in this live discussion to get insights on what’s next in xPON, business models, and digital transformation.
- Guest/partner contributor
- 01/10/2021
Webinar recording: Communications for grid control and protection – now and next
Access this recorded discussion where experts look at the challenges and risks power utilities face with control and protection systems due to the changing nature of generation at the transmission and distribution levels.
- Ashley Theron-Ord
- 14/05/2020
Latest in Digitalisation
All articlesCybersecurity and digital infrastructure resilience for a complex grid
Cybersecurity is considered the second most significant threat facing the energy sector after geopolitical issues including conflicts, trade wars and access to critical minerals.
- Enlit Editorial Team
- 03/06/2026










