APAN

Session	Sustainable Networking
Chair(s)	Donald Clark (REANNZ)
Objective	The workshop would cover three sessions: Operational Sustainability, Environmental Sustainability and Regional Sustainability. Operational: Only by working as an integrated community across geographic boundaries can advanced network deliver maximum value to their users, develops and investors. Environmental: collaboration tools on advanced networks can substitute personal travel, meaning lower carbon emission. Future networks and computational resources can also be managed in a way that lower carbon emissions. Regional: the prosperity of the region is intimately tied to increasing research, education, economic and cultural cooperation and exchange. Drawing presenters both internationally (from APAN community) and locally.
Target Audience	APAN members and New Zealand dignitaries, policy and decision makers - plus representatives from the NZ research and science sector
Agenda	14:00 - 15:30 Sustainable Networking: Environmental Sustainability 14:00 - 14:45 Speaker One: Environmental Data 2.0 - Julian Carver (Seridigm, NZ) 14:45 - 15:30 Speaker Two: Data from the edge (Paul Grimwood, GNS) 15:30 - 16:00 Afternoon Tea 16:00 - 17:30 Session Two: Operational and Regional Sustainability 16:00 - 16:40 Speaker One: Sustainable emergent eResearch (Mark Gehegan, University of Auckland) 16:40 - 17:20 Speaker Two: Urban fibre deployment, James Hettrick, Information Systems Management Solutions Business models for advanced and sustainable networks must deliver any service to any consumer for any purpose at any time. Therefore, a communications network is more than the technology, the vendors or the hardware. It is about delivering desirable and mutually beneficial services in cost effective means. This new systems approach addresses costs, savings and efficiency gained by having the services available. Some of the service categories that your network must deliver are as follows: 1. Municipal & Government 2. Healthcare 3. Education 4. Enterprise & Commercial 5. Personal and Residential. We will explore how specific services bring change to the equation of cost effective deployments and how private/public partnerships can assist in sustainability. 17:20 - 17:30 KAREN Student Innovation Award Finalists - Keith Davidson, InternetNZ
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