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MLL Telecom, a leading provider of secure managed network services for the UK public sector, announced that it has been appointed by Fife Council to transition and transform its existing Wide Area Network (WAN) infrastructure. The new WAN solution will underpin the councilโ€™s digital growth plans and bring innovation and significant community benefits to the council.

The appointment will see MLL Telecom replace the existing WAN infrastructure to deliver additional network bandwidth. MLL Telecom will provide an enhanced 10Gb capacity core network, resulting in increased bandwidth to council sites. The increased speed will support Fife Councilโ€™s future growth strategy, with MLL Telecom providing a clear migration path to upgrade from copper to fibre services over the term of the contract. Fife Council will benefit from significant cost reductions, as the new solution is anticipated to deliver in excess of 25% cost savings over the term of the contract.
Educational establishments across Fife will also stand to benefit from the new WAN, with MLL Telecom set to deliver 1Gbps speeds to all secondary schools in the region. This increased bandwidth will help Fife Council address schoolsโ€™ demands for increased bandwidth for cloud and internet services in the classroom.
MLL Telecom has also pledged its own support to delivering community benefits, including supporting STEAM (Science, technology, engineering, arts and math) initiatives across primary and secondary education, creating apprenticeships for local residents, and working closely with designated local charities. It will also assist the Council in developing its strategy and thinking around IoT.
Charlie Anderson, CIO for Fife Council said: โ€œIt is critical that we receive the right level of connectivity to meet our increasing digital needs. The enhanced bandwidth will positively impact on many council services, particularly in education, where the increase in internet-based teaching has placed added pressure to upgrade our connectivity. This new contract with MLL Telecom will not only allow us to meet current demands for enhanced bandwidth, but will also help to support our future growth strategies.โ€
โ€œAs a resident of Fife I am delighted that MLL Telecom has been chosen by Fife Council to deliver its new, upgraded WAN. With the ever increasing pressure on public sector budgets, connectivity is high on the agenda of public sector organisations, and councils such as Fife are recognising the value of enhanced connectivity for the delivery of public services, particularly in education,โ€ said Craig Scott, Business Development Director, MLL Telecom. โ€œThis announcement further builds on our momentum and continuing investment in Scotland. Weโ€™re excited to be leveraging our experience as a managed service provider to the public sector to support Fife Councilโ€™s future growth strategy.โ€
The announcement further builds on MLL Telecomโ€™s expanding public sector customer base, following recent wins in Stirling, South Ayrshire and Perth & Kinross.
MLL Telecom has been awarded the 5-year contract, with the option to extend it by 3 years and then a further 2 years. The initial transition will take place on 31st August 2019 with the transition to the new infrastructure due to be completed by 1st September 2020.

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