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The Virchow, Krause team has experience in assisting communities like Saint <br />Anthony Village in analyzing and reviewing the existing telecommunications <br />and connectivity landscape in their community, as well as the development of <br />business models that meet identified needs and demands. Our process is <br />designed to identify which connectivity services residents and businesses desire, <br />what cost they are willing to pay, and what technologies are appropriate. Some <br />recent examples of communities where we have completed similar projects <br />include: <br />Moorhead Public Service (MPS) in Moorhead, MN was interested in <br />exploring whether offering broadband services was a viable option. After <br />completing a thorough study in 2002, we recommended that MPS should <br />not pursue offering broadband services at that time. In the meantime, the <br />technology available and the costs have changed. Our team conducted <br />another study in 2004 in which we researched the marketplace and <br />developed a business plan. MPS is now beginning an offering of wireless <br />high -speed Internet access to residents, college students, and businesses in <br />the community. Moorhead has leamed from and improved upon the <br />experiences of communities like Chaska, MN and Corpus Christi, TX in <br />offering wireless Internet access. <br />• Our team has also assisted the Pulaski Electric System in Pulaski, TN in <br />developing a fiber -to- the - premises (FTTP) business plan that includes the <br />preparation of business models, cost analysis, and probabilistic outcome <br />analysis. In addition, we have previously conducted residential market <br />research to assess the interest in Intemet, cable TV, and telephone services <br />in Pulaski. <br />We assisted the City of Sturgis Electric Department in Sturgis, MI with a <br />broadband wireless business plan. Our team has analyzed the possibility of <br />the City of Sturgis developing, constructing, providing, and selling wireless <br />broadband services (retail or wholesale) to businesses and residents. In <br />addition, our team previously conducted a market analysis for the need for <br />high -speed Internet and data connectivity for businesses located in Sturgis. <br />• Our team assisted North Aurora, IL with a commercial broadband <br />feasibility study. This study provides an analysis of current <br />telecommunications issues and opportunities in and around the community, <br />and develops recommendations and strategies designed to advance available <br />connectivity options. <br />• Virchow Krause was selected by Public Technology Institute (PTI) as the <br />firm to assist the organization in educating cities, counties, and other local <br />govemment entities on wireless technology and wireless business planning. <br />PTI serves as the technology advisor to the National League of Cities, <br />National Association of Counties, the US Conference of Mayors, and other <br />Virchow ause major government associations. Our team has been involved in the planning <br />&N and teaching of a number of seminars and conferences across the country on <br />company wireless and other technologies that are of importance to local government. <br />We are always happy to share our knowledge and expertise. <br />Year MOst Valued Advisor a virrhowkrause rain <br />4 <br />
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