Broadband Boost For Scottish Business
Posted: 17th Sep, 2003 By: MarkJ
The Scottish Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning, Jim Wallace, has announced a new £1.5 million Business Broadband Incentive fund to encourage further uptake:
Mr Wallace also announced that new independent research to be published later this week will back the Executives strategy of increasing broadband takeup through measures to stimulate demand.
Speaking at an e-Business Week event in Dunfermline Mr Wallace said. The Executive believes that broadband can be a key tool for economic growth across Scotland. Improving digital connectivity and increasing demand for broadband access is vitally important.and a key priority for the Executive.
The faster internet access broadband offers increases business efficiency, enables greater exploitation of e-business opportunities, and improves competitive performance. This new incentive fund I am launching today will enable businesses across Scotland to receive £300 or £1200 to offset the cost of taking on a broadband connection."
It's understood that the £300 incentive is likely to be for Powerline, ADSL and cable connections, with support rising to £1,200 for more expensive Satellite services. More HERE. Credits to ADSLGuide for spotting this.
Mr Wallace also announced that new independent research to be published later this week will back the Executives strategy of increasing broadband takeup through measures to stimulate demand.
Speaking at an e-Business Week event in Dunfermline Mr Wallace said. The Executive believes that broadband can be a key tool for economic growth across Scotland. Improving digital connectivity and increasing demand for broadband access is vitally important.and a key priority for the Executive.
The faster internet access broadband offers increases business efficiency, enables greater exploitation of e-business opportunities, and improves competitive performance. This new incentive fund I am launching today will enable businesses across Scotland to receive £300 or £1200 to offset the cost of taking on a broadband connection."
It's understood that the £300 incentive is likely to be for Powerline, ADSL and cable connections, with support rising to £1,200 for more expensive Satellite services. More HERE. Credits to ADSLGuide for spotting this.
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