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ISOC Board of Trustees

ISOC Board of Trustees. Stockholm, Sweden June 6, 2001. Membership Analysis - 2000. Membership Equation. Increased Value of ISOC (IETF, IAB, IESG, IRTF, ISTF, more…) + Increased Value of ISOC Membership (Publications, Training, Discussions, Projects , Conferences, Recognition…) =

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ISOC Board of Trustees

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  1. ISOC Board of Trustees Stockholm, Sweden June 6, 2001

  2. Membership Analysis - 2000

  3. Membership Equation Increased Value of ISOC (IETF, IAB, IESG, IRTF, ISTF, more…) + Increased Value of ISOC Membership (Publications, Training, Discussions, Projects, Conferences, Recognition…) = Increased ISOC Members (Conference Memberships + Renewals)

  4. Individual Membership Member Value Proposition Knowledge Certificates and Degrees Broadcast Web/eMail Interactive Web/eMail and Regional meetings Online and Classroom Education Email List Posted Maximize All Contacts Broadcast Information and Knowledge Stores Post for All to See Power Community Ability to Vote Empower Fully Seek Opinion/Input Membership Information posted Encouragement Enable Wealth Provide Wealth Wealth

  5. Benefits • Receive Electronic Communications/Publications • Program, Meeting, and Activity Notifications • Inside ISOC • Public Policy Statements, Results of Research, etc. • Participate in Programs and Activities • Receive Recognition of Individual and Organizational Efforts • The Vote • Receive Physical Publications • Ability to Provide Input to Development of Policy • Ability to Display and use/promote ISOC and related Logos • Ability to Sponsor Specific Programs and Activities • Focus is on Value to the Member

  6. Digital Divide Task Forcean example Chapter Activity – organized by Task Groups • Metrics Task Group • Develop Baseline Data • Measuring, Tracking, Reporting – Periodic and Continuous • Marketing and Communications Task Group • Educate Task Force and Community on Digital Divide • Media, Organizations, and Community Relations • Research Task Group • Search for Sources and Resources to Support Task Force • New Research Needs Identification and Research Interface • Accessibility Task Group • Receive Resources and References from other Task Groups • Provide Education and Resources to Identified Recipients • Management Task Group • Develop DDTF Required Resources • Facilitate Coordination of Task Group Activities • Coordinate Task Force Meetings, Reports, and Activities

  7. Board of Trustees Action • Affirm ISOC is both an Organizational and Individual Membership Organization. • Decide whether number of members or commitment of members is more important. • Actively pursue closer ties with related organizations (IETF, IAB, IRTF, ISTF, etc.). • Prepare to take full advantage of United Nations NGO status. • Recognize Chapters as primary Membership vehicle. • Emphasize the need and encourage the development of ties between ISOC Chapters by: • Regional associations and affiliations • “Sister” Chapter associations • General Chapter and Individual sharing of information • Encourage the development of Chapter level organizations to support local projects: • “How to” papers and assistance • Onsite visits and assistance • It is allabout communication and sharing

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