WG Interim Meeting Opportunity in January 2009

The IETF is planning to host a large-scale interim meeting in Malta in  
January. I'm not sure I can be there, but I don't suppose that will  
stop the WG from meeting.

I'm sure we'll discuss this further on-list, but I wanted to give you  
a "heads up" on the possible meeting now.

--
Dean



Begin forwarded message:

> From: IETF Chair <[email protected]>
> Date: October 16, 2008 3:33:34 PM CDT
> To: Working Group Chairs <[email protected]>
> Cc: [email protected]
> Subject: WG Interim Meeting Opportunity in January 2009
>
> In our continuing effort to ensure that IETF WGs are getting enough
> meeting time to progress their work, we are conducting another  
> experiment.
>  Many WGs have found interim meetings an effective way to tackle  
> thorny
> technical issues, resolve contentious technical issues, accelerate
> standards development, and provide traction for new work.  As  
> always, an
> interim WG meeting is not a substitute for a regular session at the
> traditional IETF meeting.  Since some WG Chairs and ADs have found the
> amount of time necessary to put together an interim meeting can be
> excessive, we are trying to reduce the effort necessary to conduct an
> interim meeting to determine whether reducing this burden will  
> expedite
> IETF standards development.  To this end, the Secretariat will  
> facilitate
> a large interim meeting from 20-22 January 2009 in Malta.  If you are
> interested in participating in this experiment, please contact your  
> Area
> Director for approval.  All face-to-face interim meetings require AD
> approval, and this is no exception.  The IETF Secretariat is putting
> together a program with three full days and four tracks on each  
> day.  Each
> WG interim meeting is expected to consume at least one full day on  
> one of
> the tracks.
>
> ADs will schedule the sessions.  A URL for the schedule will be  
> announced
> shortly.  Once it is available, if you detect a scheduling conflict,
> please raise the concern with your AD for resolution.  Session time is
> limited, and sessions will be allocated first come, first served.
>
> The Secretariat will provide registration, food and beverage, audio
> visual facilities, and on site registration support.  VeriLAN will  
> provide
> network and audio streaming support.  It is expected that the  
> meeting fee
> will be $375 for early registration and $475 for late registration.
>
> The Internet Society is looking for meeting sponsors for this event.
> Anyone interested please contact Drew Dvorshak <[email protected]>.
>
> Russ
>

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