Free Wi-Fi Access now available at The British Library.

Date: October 2008

The British Library is pleased to announce that after a successful pilot of its wireless hotspot service it has decided to continue with the provision and will now move to a free of charge model. The take up of the Wi-Fi solution, provided by RegenerateIT, has exceeded the levels envisaged and the library has, therefore, decided that wireless should become part of its core offering to their clients.

British Library Takes on 2 More Site

Date: September 2008

The British Library is expanding its wireless hotspot service to further sites at Collingdale and Boston Spa. This will ensure that the British Library continues to lead in the provision of wireless internet access in the UK.

Bolton Libraries get Wireless Hotspots.

Date: July 2008

Another library service, Bolton in Lancashire, has chosen RegenerateIT to provide and install hotspots in to its libraries. The coverage provided by this system will ensure that all existing desktop machinery is readily available for existing users of the library service and the addition of the wireless technology is expected to attract new users in to Bolton’s libraries.

Date: June 2008

Hartlepool Library services have just launched wireless broadband access in its libraries. Provided by market leaders RegenerateIT, this service will ensure that all users of Hartlepool libraries will benefit from high speed, easy access to the internet.

Date: May 2008

Due to the continuing success of RegenerateIT in the not for profit sector new members have been recruited to the team. Ian Bysouth, who has a background working on projects helping the excluded in to self-employment, has joined to work on the sales and marketing of the RegenerateIT wireless hotspots and Jo Humphries has joined as project coordinator and liaison officer.

This expansion should ensure that RegenerateIT maintains its market leading position.

RegenerateIT Director joins team on European e-Inclusions Awards Body

Date: April 2008

Director Robin Knowles has been brought in on the board to setup and organise the 1st ever European e-Inclusion awards to be held in December 2008. Robin is focusing on developing the judging panel for these awards.

‘The UK is a leader in the e-inclusion field,’ said Robin ’and I would encourage all those providers to the not-for-profit sector to attend this conference’.

The 2008 European e-Inclusion Awards will celebrate the best and most imaginative uses of Information and Communications Technology to reduce digital and social exclusion.

RegenerateIT looks to expand its service

Date: March 2008

RegenerateIT is currently reviewing the possibility of linking its existing wiFi hotspot solution to the ‘Athens’ network. This adds the possibility of most UK based students having access to the Athens network even after they have finished at university.

West Lothian follows RegenerateIT path

Date: February 2008

West Lothian library service has decided to install wiFi hot spots in it libraries. After searching the market for the best solution, and after seeing the successful installations in Aberdeen, a decision was made to ask RegenerateIT to install the system. Now it’s up and running it is providing a new lease of life to many of the libraries within the area

Gloucestershire library service takes RegenerateIT Wi-Fi services

Date: January 2008

After looking at several different solutions Gloucestershire library service has decided to commission RegenerateIT to install wireless hotspots in to it’s compete library portfolio.