A Telepod is a small IT communications hub housed in a portable, modular building. The prefabricated, solar-powered, and air conditioned ICT facility runs autonomously. Mining, oil and gas, government, and remote communities use the Telepod to connect to telephone, public Internet, and private data network services from nearly any remote location. By design, the Telepod ensures affordable, rugged, reliable, lowmaintenance, and self-sufficient ICT services to remote areas with no infrastructure.
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Specifications The Telepod is fully customisable. The base-model starts at $120K for the fully networked, solar-powered building, and the entry-level specifications include: • 6 clients (computer, keyboard, mouse, monitor) • A small comms room • A projector • An LED TV • A electronic white board • SAAS (Software as A Service) over a thin-client model The Telepod arrives fully-networked, and can be connected to wireless, satellite, and cloud solutions. The design and installation are certified to meet Australian Standards, and installed to withstand cyclone conditions.
Options Data Servers • Zellabox (compact modular micro data centre, low-noise, low-power, low heat output) Voice and Data Communication • Optus (pre-negotiated, affordable voice and data monthly services) • Satellite phone handsets (Inmarsat, Iridium) • Inmarsat Pro Satellite telephones • Satellite tracking devices and IVMS Network • .89/.98M Ku-BAND Rx/Tx dish antenna system • Hughes Satellite Modem • Wireless Services (Cambium, Ruckus networks) for improving WIFI signal • ADSL backhaul (3G/4G offload) • Orion satellite service (1024 Mb/s download)
• Reachnet NBN services through Orion • Foxtel Services for mining camp and remote communities Workstations and Hardware • Dell • HP Cabling and Fibre Design and Installation • Network design by senior telecommunications engineer • Category 6 cabling • Trenching and cable • Fibre splicing and termination Cabling and Fibre Design and Installation • Network design by senior telecommunications engineer • Category 6 cabling • Trenching and cable • Fibre splicing and termination
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Proven Reliability and Functionality
The Telepod has been used over 5 years in the Kimberley Region of Australia as portable, multipurpose building. It has been used to provide services into remote regions for: • Health (telehealth) • Education (online) • Supports training initiatives (including VTEC) Telepod is built in partnership with one of the largest prefabrication companies in the World based in Shandong in China. Our partner is a supplier to Stratco Fences, Colorbond Designs, and BlueScope Steel. Our partnership ensures a very economical price, and just-in-time delivery. Service Delivery Yawuru IT ensures reliable access to service and equipment through alliances with reputable Australian companies. • Synnex (Australia wide) – hardware and workstations • DC Datacomms (Broome) – design, installation, and maintenance of data networks and security systems
Low Cost Telepod has a low startup cost, as low as $120K for the most common hub facility. Setup is competitively priced, and is performed by installers in the region.
Time-savings Quick turnaround time - Telepod can be deployed and operating at a remote site within 21 days of placing the order to most remote Australian locations. Low maintenance cost • Can be operated off-grid, and is self-sufficient • Maintained through Remote Managed Services • Runs autonomous ICT systems that require no additional staffing • Includes affordable service agreements and reliable service levels • Delivers low monthly fees for telecomm and data services Customisable • Tap into cost-effective, pre-negotiated data options with low monthly fees • Opt to extend the region cellular network using the Telepod • Utilise the Telepod to create communications and WiFi networks Unique value • Benefit from our alliances with indigenous peoples • Rely on our knowledge of Local Community Structures • Depend on our experience and familiarity with work in remote geographies
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Case Summary - Vocational Training and Employment Centres (VTEC) The training facility has been used over the last 5 years to bring the global-digital experience to for Indigenous Australians, to remote locations in Australia, and the to the Torres Strait Islands. The low-maintenance, remote ICT hub has helped remote communities engage, learn, grow, work, develop and earn an income. • 2011 – 1 for Yulella Aboriginal Corporation in Meekatharra • 2013 – 5 for Marra Worra Worra Aboriginal Corporation, Fitzroy Valley in the Kimberley Communication and education builds safer communities. The Australian Government’s GenerationOne employment model was setup to position Vocational, Training & Employment Centres (VTECs) around Australian. The government has committed up to $45 million dollars, and aims to develop over 5,000 jobs for Indigenous people. The Telepod has expanded the opportunities, and advantages that technology provides. Remote communities are benefiting from better physical, social and emotional welfare that comes with improved communication, technology, and education.
Yawuru Information Technology Services Pty Ltd Unit 210/45 Malcolm Street West Perth Western Australia 6005 ABN: 94 138 697 454 Phone: 08 6161-8129 www.yawuruit.com.au
Dale Robinson CEO/CIO (Chief Information Officer) 0448003441 dale@yawuruit.com.au
Yawuru IT is an Aboriginal Owned business Supply Nation Certified
Dale Robinson has been supplying computer equipment and support as Dale’s PC and Software for the past 15 years. His company has provided IT services to businesses, communities and individuals in the Kimberley region. Dale has an ITIL Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management, and a Certificate III in Information Technology.
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