Re: [nmrg] Special Session @ IETF96: Managing Virtualized and Programmable Networks

[Laurent Ciavaglia <[e-mail]>]

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... and you can still send us your contribution until end of next week.

Best regards, Laurent.


On 21/06/2016 09:46, Laurent Ciavaglia wrote:
>
> Dear NMRG,
>
> We've been working with the chairs of the NFV and SDN research groups 
> to organize a joint meeting at IETF96/Berlin on “Managing Virtualized 
> and Programmable Networks”.
> The call for proposals for what we expect to be a most interesting 
> session is below.
>
> Best regards, Lisandro and Laurent.
>
> ==========================================
> *Managing Virtualized and Programmable Networks*
>
> IETF96 – Berlin
> Friday, July 22, 2016
> Morning Session I (10am to 12:00noon)
>
> Recognizing the opportunities for cross-fertilization and discussion 
> of ideas between the Research Groups, the NFV, SDN and Network 
> Management RGs are organizing a joint meeting in the week of IETF96 in 
> Berlin.
> The goal of the meeting is to investigate the problems, challenges, 
> and gaps in the management and operations of programmable and 
> virtualized networks in order to help develop a more comprehensive and 
> insightful view of future networks.
> In particular, we are interested in contributions which relates novel 
> research ideas, achievements and experiences on:
>      -Techniques and tools for the management and operation of NFV and 
> SDN networks,
>      -How virtualization and programmability impact network management 
> and operations.
> The meeting will be organized around a small set of presentations and 
> will keep time to foster an exchange of ideas and a lively debate.
>
> *Contributions are expected by Friday 1st July 2016, in the form of a 
> short abstract.* You can send these to Lisandro and myself and we will 
> liaise with the other RG chairs.
>
> On behalf of the organizers,
>     Kohei Shiomoto and Dan King, SDN RG co-chairs,
>     Diego Lopez and Ramki Krishnan, NFV RG co-chairs,
>     Lisandro Granville and Laurent Ciavaglia, NM RG co-chairs.
> ==========================================
>