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Introduction to Networkshop - Networkshop44 2016
This document provides an overview and agenda for the Networkshop conference organized by Jisc. The conference is an annual technical event for network providers using the Janet network. The agenda includes plenary sessions on the Janet network and pervasive monitoring, parallel sessions on topics like campus networking and MPLS, and share and explore sessions. There are also opportunities to visit the exhibition and meet exhibitors and speakers, attend a reception and conference dinner, and download a conference app. Attendees are encouraged to discuss their objectives for the conference.
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- 1. Getting the mostfrom Networkshop
- 2. jisc.ac.uk Jisc representative ShirleyWood Head ofcustomer engagement and support Shirley.Wood@jisc.ac.uk
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- 5. Plan for todayssession »What’s in the program? Plenary’s and parallels »Exhibition »Social and networking opportunities »Conference contacts »What are your conference aims?
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- 7. “Networkshop is anannual technical event for those network providers at customer sites using Janet, the UK’s national research and education network, provided by Jisc. It is organised by the Jisc and hosted each year by a Higher Education organisation in the UK. Networkshop has become an established and unrivalled event on the academic conference calendar and attracts experts from across the UK”
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- 9. 22/03/2 Title ofpresentation (Insert > Header & Footer > Slide > Footer > Plenaries….
- 10. Conference programme »Plenary Session1 - Chair:Tim Kidd - Jisc »13:30 - 14:00 - Welcome »14:00 - 14:45 - Jisc and Janet network updates »14:45 - 15:30 - Dealing with pervasive monitoring
- 11. 22/03/2 Title ofpresentation (Insert > Header & Footer > Slide > Footer > Parallels……
- 12. Conference programme »Session 1a– Campus Networking,Theatre A »Chair: Rob Evans- Jisc »16:15 - 16:40 – Arthur Clune – University ofYork »What do new developer practices mean for infrastructure »16:40 - 17:05 – Bob Franklin, University of Cambridge »Multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) »17:05 - 17:30 Jonathan Monk, University of Dundee »Campus Network Refresh
- 13. Share and Exploresessions
- 14. Conference programme 18:00 -19:00 Share and Explore Sessions Session 1 Session 1a Room: 1.219 Nextgen Netsight Session 1b Room: 1.218 End to end performance Session 1c Room: 2.219/2.220/ What’s new in ICT law
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- 16. Conference programme »Plenary Session–LightningTalks »Wednesday, 15:15 – 16:00 »Room:Theatre B »RolandTrice - Jisc
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- 18. Make the mostout of the exhibition! »New and emerging products and services »Meet multiple suppliers under one roof »Meet with presenters and key contacts at the JISC stand »One to one discussions with suppliers »Competitions »Freebies
- 19. Exhibitor sessions »Take placeat the same time as the parallel sessions
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- 21. »17.30 onTuesday inthe Exhibition Area Exhibitor canape reception buffet
- 22. Conference Dinner »Start at19:30 »Pre Dinner Drinks at Christies Bistro, Whitworth Hall »Dinner at theWhitworth Hall
- 23. After dinner speaker »ProfessorBrendan Walker A renaissance showman
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- 25. Jisc stand withinthe exhibition »Meet key contacts – come and say Hello!
- 26. Student helpers onhand….
- 27. App store »Download theapp and follow the instructions on screen Conference App
- 28. Over to you! »Ingroups, discuss what you would like to get out of this years Networkshop….. »Think about…… • Exhibitors toVisit • Specific people you wish to meet • Social events • your objectives for the conference
- 29. Any Questions orcomments?
- 30. jisc.ac.uk Jisc representative ShirleyWood Head ofcustomer engagement and support Shirley.Wood@jisc.ac.uk
Editor's Notes
- #8 This is Networkshop 44. First Networkshop held at the University of Glasgow – 29/9/1977. Much smaller numbers and it was much more of a workshop with delegates working on network protocol development with members of the Joint Network Team as we were at the time. We held two workshops a year until 1982 when it was decided to only host one event a year. This has always been a major community event for the Janet networking community each year and we have seen a number of changes since its inception in 1977