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UbuntuNet-Connect 2020

18–20 Nov 2020
Virtual Conference
UTC timezone

Hastings Ndebvu

Session

Subtheme 2: Policy, Governance (digital transformation) and Partnerships

19 Nov 2020, 07:00
Virtual Conference

Virtual Conference

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  1. 6. The NEA3R Collaboration: Expanding Support for Global Science
    Edward Moynihan (Indiana University)
    19/11/2020, 07:00
  2. 7. The Impact of COVID-19 on STEM and Practical-oriented Degree Programmes in Higher Education: Challenges and Solutions
    Nyasha Thusabantu (Harare Institute of Technology)
    19/11/2020, 07:20
  3. 8. PRIDA: An AU-EU-ITU project fostering universally accessible and affordable broadband across the African continent
    Oscar Rodriguez (ITU)
    19/11/2020, 07:40
  4. 9. Commercial Cloud and other consumable Digital Services
    David Heyns (GÉANT)
    19/11/2020, 08:00

    Research indicates that the global R&E community is already heavily dependent on the consumption of commercial cloud services and other related digital services providing for platform and software solutions in support of teaching, learning and research activities. The NREN is already providing bandwidth in support of this consumption, but what is our role in further supporting our community’s...

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  5. 10. AfricaConnect3: Connecting Africa to Unlimited Possibilities
    Salem Alagtash (ASREN)
    19/11/2020, 08:20

    Since 2011, the European Union has been co-funding the development of pan-African Research and
    Education Network (REN) through the AfricaConnect project. The third phase of AfricaConnect
    (AC3) started in November 2019 with GÉANT, ASREN, UbuntuNet Alliance, and WACREN
    regional RENs 1 as the main coordinators. The main objective of AC3 is to contribute to the human
    capital development of...

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  6. 35. Feedback From NREN User
    Fabrice MOUTTE
    19/11/2020, 08:40

    As a heavy user of communication networks, Sorbonne University provides feedback on why NRENs matters and how its IT department has managed lockdowns.
    After a little background on Sorbonne University and research and education networks in Europe, a review of the successes and failures of the first lockdown in March 2020 and the lessons learned to address the current one.

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