Arizona Telecommunications and Information Council

​Broadband telecom is a critical infrastructure essential to the educational, economic, ​​health, welfare, safety, and community development of Arizona’s communities.

The Arizona Telecommunications and Information Council (ATIC) is a non-profit organization of business, government, academic, and other relevant participants that provides expertise to effectively guide telecommunications and digital technology policy development and deployment in the state of Arizona.

ATIC, in cooperation with the Greater Arizona eLearning Association, is convening an Arizona Broadband Stakeholder Network to facilitate collaboration, coordination, information sharing and communication among key public, private and nonprofit stakeholders committed to promoting the expansion of broadband deployment in Arizona.

​Participation will be open to all interested parties

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COVID-19 DIGITAL ACCESS TASK FORCE

AZBSN, has  created  an AZBSN COVID-19 Digital Access Task Force. The Task Force will:

• Facilitate collaboration, coordination, information sharing and communication among key public, private and nonprofit stakeholders
• Collaborate on priority initiatives for schools, libraries, telemedicine, communities, and more
• Develop a statewide COVID-19 digital access strategy to support, schools, universities, community colleges, students, homes, libraries, health care facilities, businesses and communities
• Identify and advocate for funding to enable implementation of COVID-19 Digital Access Projects

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ATIC Receives HLC's Redefining American Healthcare Award on 6/1/22

The Arizona Telecom & Information Council (ATIC) received the annual Redefining American Healthcare Award from the Healthcare Leadership Council (HLC) on June 1, 2022 at a hybrid ceremony hosted at the University of Arizona’s T-Health Institute in Phoenix. The award recognized ATIC’s long support of telehealth programs and contributions to Arizona public policy enabling and encouraging telehealth practice, reimbursement, and participation in multi-state licensing compacts. You can find HLC’s press release with photo here and stream the event recap (33 minutes) here.