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=Education= | =Education= | ||
| − | *education - engineers, policy makers, business | + | *education - engineers, policy makers, business on ietf like topics |
| − | *outreach - create new awareness of Internet | + | *outreach - create new awareness of Internet (introduce) |
*skills - seek appropriate skills and work with training / educators to ensure supply | *skills - seek appropriate skills and work with training / educators to ensure supply | ||
=Policy= | =Policy= | ||
| − | *policy - drive llu and spectrum allocation, respond to other policies from a user perspective | + | *policy - drive llu and spectrum allocation, continue to respond to other policies from a user perspective |
*lobby - get provincial/municipal investments in fibre | *lobby - get provincial/municipal investments in fibre | ||
*lobby for native IPv6 | *lobby for native IPv6 | ||
Revision as of 16:41, 24 May 2010
ISOC represents users! yes....
Contents
Education
- education - engineers, policy makers, business on ietf like topics
- outreach - create new awareness of Internet (introduce)
- skills - seek appropriate skills and work with training / educators to ensure supply
Policy
- policy - drive llu and spectrum allocation, continue to respond to other policies from a user perspective
- lobby - get provincial/municipal investments in fibre
- lobby for native IPv6
Community
- youth - outreach programme to get policy awareness (for those that know Internet)
- outreach - connect more people
Membership
- open up to business membership and see if they take better leadership?
Other
- keep talking about it, maybe develop a business based on relevance and impact, see if we can get agreement (from whom)
- INX - lobby for regulated peering?
- ENUM registry
- bridge the digital divide - establish vision
