The California Department of Technology’s (CDT) Middle-Mile
Broadband Initiative (MMBI) team is seeking to better understand
how stakeholders plan to connect with the Middle-Mile Broadband
Network (MMBN), and to source input about the range of MMBN
services while establishing a communication channel for
stakeholders.
On behalf of the CDT, the MMBI team recently launched an MMBN Customer Sounding
Survey to solicit input from local stakeholders who are
building and supporting last-mile networks, including local
government leaders, last-mile Internet Service Providers, and
others.
The survey is a follow-up to the Market Sounding Report released
by the California Department of Technology (CDT) this past April,
titled Middle-Mile Broadband Initiative market sounding:
Results and recommendations for network operations and
maintenance.
That report detailed findings from CDT’s recent efforts to
understand and analyze the operations of other successful
networks and includes a recommendation for how to proceed with
the sustainable operation of the MMBI network.
