Revitalizing the capital district leveraging a regional code enforcement repository
This paper looks at a proactive and coordinated effort to use of code enforcement data to support economic development and public safety initiatives throughout the New York State Capital Region. Through a shared services model, the governments participating in this effort will create an environment of collaborative governance and ultimately work towards opening code enforcement data. Using a shared service model is not a new phenomenon but it is in the area of code enforcement. This paper will describe both the challenges and expected benefits of a regional effort to share this type of data across departments and jurisdictions.
With the use of data and concrete examples, such as ::: a mini-case study, and a focus on the top 20 global players, this ::: thesis aims at tackling Capex issues in the telecom industry by ::: covering: – Uses, levels, inefficiencies in Capex management, ::: notably via insider perspective, and their impacts on capital ::: allocation; – Financing of Capex via debt and the recent ::: development of asset monetization; – Specific trends (NSA, VNOs) ::: and M&A in the telecom industry and their impacts on Capex, via ::: the case study of the French SFR-Numericable ::: transaction.