Opinion: Walking the policy tightrope
Finding the appropriate balance in government policy towards Internet issues can be like tightrope walking.
Tag: government
Twelve steps to enable IPv6 in government and organizational networks
Guest Post: 12 fundamental steps to deploy IPv6 within governmental and organizational networks.
IPv6 for governments and enterprises – case study
Guest Post: It pays to correctly audit your network before deploying IPv6.
LKSeries: Agency creating a favourable environment for ICT in Sri Lanka
The Information and Communication Technology Agency’s Chairperson shares the achievements of the country’s apex ICT Agency.
NZSeries: Educating not regulating key to Internet success in NZ
Today’s NZSeries post looks at Frank March’s efforts to develop and sustain an environment for the Internet to grow in NZ with minimal government regulation.
Event Wrap: 2015 Cyber Offense and Defense Exercise, Taiwan
APNIC was invited to attend the 2015 Cyber Offense and Defense Exercise (CODE 2015) and concluding workshop, held in Taipei from 23 to 25 November 2015.
First impressions from Myanmar
Over the last few years, I’ve been watching with interest how Myanmar’s telecommunications industry has blossomed. Recently I got to visit the country for the first time and was impressed by its growing maturity.