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1 total messages Started by Tom Worthington Mon, 16 Aug 2004 02:05
Designing the Future, 27 August, Sydney
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Author: Tom Worthington
Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 02:05
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You are invited to this free breakfast talk in Sydney. I organize
these for the Australian Technology Park on the last Friday of each
month. Suggestions for who to have next year would be welcome:

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Designing the Future: The Internet in Australia
Speaker: Tony Hill, President of the Internet Society of Australia

8:00am 27 August 2004
Australian Technology Park, Bay 8 (Foyer of Exhibition Hall),
Locomotive Workshop.

Register Now: http://www.atp.com.au/atppm/events/

Development of Internet based technology continues at a strong pace
after the dot-com boom and bust. These events were events of the
financial climate surrounding spectacular growth in the popularity of
the Internet, and are not reflected in the popularity of using new
Internet based technologies. Australia needs to learn lessons from the
boom in popularity of the Internet and understand what factors will
give us maximum benefit from Internet technology in the future. The
key elements are the end to end connectivity and interoperability
provided by the Internet combined with user access to the transport
protocol. The development of new Internet technology over coming years
will continue to provide a platform for innovation and substantial
benefits for business and individual users alike.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Tony Hill is President of the Internet Society of
Australia (ISOC-AU) and principal of Capital Hill Consulting Pty Ltd.
From 1999 to 2001, he worked as Executive Director of ISOC-AU that is
the Australian chapter of the worldwide Internet Society (ISOC). Tony
Hill has a background in senior government and information management
extending over two decades. As principal of Capital Hill Consulting
Pty Ltd, Tony Hill provides consulting advice on large scale research
funding, including strategic research management and cooperative
research arrangements. He has been instrumental in developing
successful funding of a range of major research ventures in Australia
and has been advisor to governments on establishing new programs for
developing effective linkages and knowledge transfer between industry,
universities and government research labs.
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Tom Worthington FACS, Director, Tomw Communications Pty Ltd ABN: 17
088 714 309 http://www.tomw.net.au PO Box 13, Belconnen ACT 2617
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