Dave Ferry (left) and Lorna Rogers talk about the importance of digital connectivity. Credit: via ITS and LCRCA

PODCAST | Supercharging connectivity across Liverpool City Region

21 July 2022 10:58 Julia Hatmaker Comments (0)

In the latest Place North West podcast, ITS’s Dave Ferry and Liverpool City Region’s Lorna Rogers break down what ‘full-fibre’ means, why it is important and what is being done to futureproof the region.

Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has partnered up with ITS and NGE to create LCR Connect, a multi-million-pound infrastructure scheme dedicated to installing full-fibre to provide ultrafast and reliable digital connections.

Listen to the podcast above to hear the innovative ways LCR and ITS are installing full-fibre connections and how this will turn the Liverpool area into a digital infrastructure power player.

To find out more about ITS, visit itstechnologygroup.com.

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