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TERENA 2000 Summary & Highlights

TERENA 2000 Summary & Highlights. Claudio Allocchio Claudio.Allocchio@garr.it. Some Figures. ~ 570 names on participants list “Bogen” is the first letter of the Alphabet ~ 90 submitted papers ~ 60 presentations ~ 20 different cakes at lunch. The “Best” Question Asked.

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TERENA 2000 Summary & Highlights

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  1. TERENA 2000Summary & Highlights Claudio AllocchioClaudio.Allocchio@garr.it

  2. Some Figures... • ~ 570 names on participants list • “Bogen” is the first letter of the Alphabet • ~ 90 submitted papers • ~ 60 presentations • ~ 20 different cakes at lunch...

  3. The “Best” Question Asked “But what do you do with all that blood ?”

  4. Highlights • Social and Political issues • New Applications and Services • State of the Art and Visions

  5. Social and Politics (1) • “Internet is for Everyone”, Everywhere... • Social issues: • new hidden “information monopoly”? • is somebody “using” our technical achievements for unclear purposes? • We must provide not only “techies”, but also “cross-trained” people for business, especially within Security framework

  6. Social and Politics (2) • Politics are “talking to us”: are we ready to ask sensible contributions? • Are we ready to make “Internet self governance” a globally accepted paradigm? • Governmental bodies are entering the stage: • positive: easier relationship - easier understanding • negative: high danger for the whole network way of life • Taking R&D networks @ home • Let’s convert from “implementers” to “developers”

  7. New Ideas & Applications (1) • “Content Delivery” networks • “Streaming” (Video, Audio, Data Processing)... • Will we ever elect our Parliament with e-votes? • Beyond Client-Server model: GRIDs • High Speed as a Seed for new Applications? • ... or vice versa?

  8. New Ideas & Applications (2) • New Communities • Think Different: connecting Mars to solve Africa connectivity problems? • Net Teaching: are we able to use the tool? • Internet “inside everything”: are we ready for IPv6? • It doesn’t even look like a Computer! But it’s an “Internet device” !

  9. State of the Art • It is not from the last 007 film, I bought it in Japan! Do you want to help in making it better? • New Projects are welcome on Internet2 Initiative! • Let’s take part in this developments! • Standards Convergence: but we must stay alerted!

  10. R&D is Global ! Networking isGlobal!

  11. Let’s Open Further Collaborations • Interplanetary Internet • WIDE • Internet Teaching • ... “We” are being asked to participate !

  12. The Programme Committee Rob Blokzijl Hans Döbbeling John Dyer Jan Gruntorád Dave Hartland Antonio Lioy Roberto Sabatino Pedro Veiga Ton Verschuren Manfred Bogen

  13. The Programme Committee Rob Blokzijl Hans Döbbeling John Dyer Jan Gruntorád Dave Hartland Antonio Lioy Roberto Sabatino Pedro Veiga Ton Verschuren Manfred Bogen

  14. The TERENA Team Nicola Warren Bert van Pinxteren Michael Walsh

  15. ... and Our Wonderful Hosts Pedro Veiga, and his wonderful team: “a conference is NOT ONLY made of Presentations” ...

  16. Thank You !

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