this program? Evidence repeatedly indicates that a key reason cited for not being connected online is a lack of perceived need. The Digital Enterprise program will communicate the benefits of the NBN and demonstrate its relevance to those small-to-medium enterprises and not-for-profit organisations (including local cultural institutions) not yet online. Without such assistance there is a very real risk of declining productivity and competitiveness, and regional communities becoming economically stranded because of a lack of up-take of new technology. How can I find out more? For more information, please contact the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy via freecall on 1800 017 984, weekdays between 8.30am and 5.00pm or email digitalenterprise@dbcde.gov.au What is a Digital Hub? A ??Digital Hub?? is a community-based computer training and internet access point containing a number of internet ready computers. Each Digital Hub will be run by staff that will provide training and assistance to explain the benefits of participating online, to drive greater digital literacy skills and to demonstrate the possibilities of using the National Broadband Network (NBN). Participants will learn how to engage in basic online activities such as setting up an email account; conducting effective internet searches; participating in e-commerce and online shopping; accessing government services; and connecting with family and friends online. Those who attend a Digital Hub will also have the opportunity to experience the kinds of online services and quality of connection the NBN can deliver. The Australian Government will provide funding of $23.8 million over three