Australian IPv6 Summit 2006
Program
(may be subject to change)

Time	Pre-Summit: Mon 4 December
Full day	Optional hands-on IPv6 workshop	Chris Myers, VeRSI, and Miwa Fujii, APNIC
18.00	Welcome Reception and Registration	CSIRO Discovery Centre - bus available at 5.30 from Chifley on Northbourne/Marque Hotel
	Summit Day One: Tue 5 December
08.30	Registration and Exhibition	Chifley on Northbourne/Marque Hotel
Session 1	International IPv6 Status	Chair: Tony Hill, President Internet Society of Australia
09.00	Welcome and Opening
09.15	Keynote: The New Internet and IPv6: Technology's Next Big Step	Latif Ladid, IPv6 Forum, European IPv6 Task Force and ISOC
09.50	Keynote: IPv6 Deployment Status in Japan - Exploring New Business Areas	Professor Hiroshi Esaki, The University of Tokyo, Japan
10:30	Morning Tea
Session 2	International Perspectives	Chair: Michael Biber, IPv6 Forum Downunder
11.00	IPv6 Deployment Strategy and Perspective in Korea	KwanBok Jo, Ministry of Information and Communication, Republic of Korea
11.30	IPv6 enabling future communication networks - Wibro and 4G	Byung-Chang Kang, Samsung, Republic of Korea
12.00	Netcentricity, Service Oriented Architecture, IPv6, and All That Jazz...	Chris Gunderson, Information Science, Naval Post Graduate School
12.30	Lunch
Session 3	User Experiences	Chair: Tony Hill, President ISOC-AU and Chair of NICTIA
13.30	IPv6 Address Allocation and Assignment Policy	Cecil Goldstein, APNIC
14.00	Thinking differently in Africa - the opportunity presented by IPv6	Andrew Alston, CTO, Tertiary Education Network, South Africa
14.30	Address Management in IPv6	Karl Auer, Nullarbor Consulting
15:00	Afternoon Tea
Session 4	Transition Planning	Chair: Darrell Williamson, CEO, Smart Internet Technologies CRC
15.30	Australian e-Government Strategy	Peter Dale, Australian Government Information Management Office
16.00	IPv6, Great for Users, a Challenge for the Enterprise	Qing Li, Blue Coat Systems
16.30	IPv6 for e-Business	Tony Hill, President, Internet Society of Australia
17.00	BoF: IPv6 and the Domain Name System - your wish list?	Chair: Narelle Clark, Vice-President, Internet Society of Australia
18.00	Close
19.00	Summit Dinner and ISOC-AU 10-Year Anniversary
	Summit Day Two: Wed 6 December
08.00	Internet Society of Australia AGM	Breakfast meeting, Chifley on Northbourne
Session 1	The Business Case	Chair: Angus Robinson, CEO, AEEMA
09.10	Keynote: IPv6 Security	Tony Hain, CISCO
09.50	Keynote: An ISP Perspective on IPv6 Deployment	Simon Hackett, CEO Internode and Agile
10:30	Morning Tea
Session 2	Deployment Drivers	Chair: Narelle Clark, Vice-President, Internet Society of Australia
11.00	Multiservice Networks: Driving IPv6 Deployment Now, Not Later	Jeff Doyle, Juniper Networks
11.30	MobileIPv6, Ad Hoc Networks and Sensor Nets: the Future of Autonomous Networking	Charles E. Perkins, Nokia Fellow
12.00	Panel Session
12.30	Lunch
Session 3	Defence Business Case	Chair: Brett Biddington, ADEISA
13.30	The High Performance Computing Modernization Program and IPv6	Rodger Johnson, Program Manager, DOD HPCMP Office, US Defense Research Engineering Network
14.00	Challenges of IPv6 Deployment in a Production Environment	Ron Broersma, Chief Engineer, US Defense Research Engineering Network
14.30	Defence Information Environment - Transition to IPv6	Air Commodore David Richards, Director General Information Policy and Plans, CIOG, Australian Department of Defence
15:00	Afternoon Tea
Session 4	National Implementation	Chair: Kate Lance, Executive Director, Internet Society of Australia
15.30	Why Web2.0 will drive IPv6 Deployment	Roger Kermode, Smart Internet CRC
16.00	IPv6 Operational Experiences at APNIC	Terry Manderson, Senior Network and Systems Architect, APNIC
16.30	IPv6: the Australian View	Michael Biber, IPv6 Forum Downunder
17.00	Closing Remarks

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