[Chapter-delegates] World IPv6 Day Chapter Proposal - Au

[Elena Zvarici]

Hi, Narelle. 

This is Elena from Isoc Romania. 
Congrats on this initiative, we were thinking of doing the same in Romania on our own but I couldn't see how to set this up. 

This is really helpful

Elena

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On 17.03.2011, at 03:38, Narelle <narellec at gmail.com> wrote:

> All
> 
> this is the proposal I have put to the Board of the Australian Chapter
> proposing that it co-ordinate the activities for Australia's
> contribution to World IPv6 Day. It is not yet approved, nor committed
> to, but I thought I'd share it as a basis for others to think on,
> discuss, improve etc and apply to your own contexts.
> 
> [Thanks Anne for the suggestion to do this]
> 
> 
> 
> Proposal
> that ISOC-AU co-ordinate the Australian activities for World IPv6 Day
> 
> through:
> - establishment of a register of participants (aim minimum 15)
> - education of participants and interested parties
> - assistance of participants with running up servers, advice etc
> - media liaison
> - publicity
> - feed into global and regional activities
> - event on the day
> 
> Resource requirement
> 1 day/wk ED
> 1-2 days/wk dedicated resource
> ? External input
> in kind eg network, server loans
> 
> The resource requirement is a bit elastic in that external training
> and tech support would be found and used where possible. We intend to
> call for proposals from the membership organisations who provide such
> services for a fee, that we would refer people to should our basic
> assistance be insufficient.
> 
> Duration
> April - June, 12 weeks (inc wrap up)
> 
> Cost
> web updates - potentially inc in resource - $3600
> dedicated resource $12,000 + GST
> collateral, publicity $2,000
> Hopefully worst case
> 
> Revenue
> New sponsors: 5 for $5,000
> New members: 10 at $900
> breakfast or other event: $2,000
> ISOC project funding? $2,000
> 
> Potential profit/(loss)
> $11,200
> 
> (I could be dreaming)
> 
> Downside
> - risk of low revenue
> - nil response to first EoI on lists
> - possible need for greater time than funding allows
> - perceived conflict of interest with Directors
> - risk of doing it badly
> 
> 
> Thoughts?
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
> 
> Narelle Clark
> Vice President ISOC-AU (Australia)
> Member ISOC BoT
> narellec at gmail.com
> vice-president at isoc-au.org.au
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