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Bhutan Network Operators Group (BTNOG) First Meeting/Training

by Tshering NORBU

Dear IT and related Professionals of Bhutan, This is in pursuant to my mail below on the Bhutan Network Operators Group (BTNOG) and encouraging you to join. Some of you might have missed that information. If you not aware, we have announced (through Bhutan Telecom website and BTNOG website: www.nog.bt) BTNOG's First Meeting/Training , which will be held during 17-21 November 2014 at College of Science and Technology, Phuentsholing. By popular demand, we are going to run 3 training courses on: Routing, Security and Virtualization/Cloud. All the resources are internally renown instructors who are the best of the breed. Since the seats are limited, we will offer on the first-come, first-served basis. Please start booking by registering and paying to Bhutan Telecom. Details of registration, training courses and payment are mentioned on BTNOG's First Meeting/Training at: www.nog.bt/btnog1 Don't miss out on the world-class training at the cheapest possible at our doorsteps! Also please do share this information around to folks who will be benefit from the training. If you need further information, please email out to the following addresses: tashi.phuntsho(a)bt.bt, tshering.gyeltshen(a)bt.bt, jichen.thinley(a)bt.bt, tshering.norbu(a)bt.bt Thanking you, NORBU General Manager DrukNet (Internet, Data & Enterprise Services) Bhutan Telecom Phone: 975 - 02 - 343434 Ext. 2001 Home: www.bt.bt On 7/8/14, at 12:42 PM, Tshering NORBU wrote: > Dear All, > > This mail is intended to share on the setup of Bhutan Network Operators Group (BTNOG) with all of you who were in one way or other involved with our training/meeting/workshop programs such as SANOG, APNIC, etc. > > I would like to make an announcement that we (coordinated by DrukNet) would be setting up BTNOG. Its benefits to all of us operating and managing networks, systems and applications will be immense. BTNOG is the nationalized/localized version of SANOG (www.sanog.org). This mean BTNOG shall focus on Bhutan while SANOG focusses on South Asian countries. It shall be as good as SANOG, but on a lower scale. However, resource persons like the speakers and instructors will be those of SANOG's and international. World Class! > > BTNOG in true sense will be an information setup or group of Bhutanese professionals from Networks, Systems, Applications and related professions. We have tentatively planned to launch it in the week starting 17th November 2014 in Phuentsholing with 1 day Conference followed by 4 Days of Tutorials. Due to the popular demand and usefulness in Bhutan, the topics/fields covered then will be primarily from the 3 areas of: Routing, Security and Virtualization. > > As for now, I would like to request everyone to go to BTNOG website: www.nog.bt and join the BTNOG mailing list after which you become a part of BTNOG. We will post all updates on the website and/or may email to the list. May I also request everyone to share this information around to folks who you think will be interested? > > If you have any feedback to share, please join the BTNOG mailing list and email there. > > Until next time, > Thanking you. > > NORBU > > General Manager > DrukNet (Internet, Data & Enterprise Services) > Bhutan Telecom > Phone: 975 - 02 - 343434 Ext. 2001 > Home: www.bt.bt >

7 years, 7 months

BTNOG call for presentations

by Philip Smith

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Bhutan Network Operator Group (BTNOG) 17th - 21st November 2014, Phuentsholing http://nog.bt/btnog1 CALL FOR PAPERS =============== The BTNOG Organising Committee is seeking contributions for Presentations for the first Network Operators Group meeting in Bhutan. We are looking for presentations for the Conference plenary to be held on Monday 17th November. Topics should be relevant to Internet Operations and Technologies, for example: - IPv4 / IPv6 Routing and Operations - Network backbone operations - Network design and planning - Virtualisation - Web hosting and Datacentres - Research on Internet Operations and Deployment - DNS and DNSSEC - Current Network Security issues - Internet Policy (Security, Regulation, etc) - Access technologies Please submit on-line at: http://papers.apia.org/user/login.php?event=18 The deadline for submissions is 14th November, with the final programme being published on 16th November 2014. We look forward to receiving your presentation proposals. Thank you! The BTNOG Organising Committee - -- -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.22 (Darwin) iQCVAwUBVELvHdx+oqzLCFXFAQJpzwP/SZb28ssBPYllC26MnkMv7voTZnps8qHI pUTczd+dGcdh9xBC34Hezzroh3Eh1ibRh1zyL3dj5buWcPqZvV+y1nglnrJMXpFZ ZkpmbLp5DdQ9hH0OWoNjSDdYPB7D6HOg4KAq0ShZZhZJjRB1kmKZpdd8oPQPkLg8 ZT15xiRVoSI= =L3Kh -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

7 years, 8 months

Grants supporting Internet innovation in Asia Pacific development close soon

by Srinivas Chendi (APNIC)

Hi BTNOG Community, Projects that introduce, improve and apply Internet technology for the benefit of Asia Pacific communities may be eligible for financial support of up to AUD 30,000 through the ISIF Asia grants program. But if you are interested, you have to be quick: applications close 31 October 2014. “The ISIF Asia Grants program presents a great opportunity for local innovators and entrepreneurs to secure seed or supporting funds for their projects addressing local and regional issues using Internet technologies in an innovative way,” said APNIC’s Duncan Macintosh. Previous grant recipients include an educational video-on-demand system for a rural hill-tribe village in Thailand; a project to digitalize and preserve Oro, a secret signage language of the nomadic Penans in the Malaysian rainforest; and an app and mapping platform to increase maternal health service accountability for tea garden workers in Assam, India. Grants will be provided to project proposals to be implemented in a period of three to 12 months. Selected projects will commence activities in February 2015. The four funding categories are: Innovation on access provision, Innovation on learning and localization, Code for the common good and Rights. Grant allocation is competitive and follows a rigorous selection process. More information, eligibility criteria and application forms through available at: http://isif.asia/grant Please spread the word! Thanks Sunny

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