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The National
Conference for Networking Professionals
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As we demand more from our networks, the role of conferences such as QUESTnet98 are an increasingly critical information source for network-based information professionals. The purpose of the conference is to equip network technologists with the knowledge that will guide them throughout the year. Registration costs around $420 (by June 1 1998). For a three day quality program, this conference represents value for money. Providing a forum for network managers, designers and supporters since the early 1980's, the QUESTnet conference series has pre-empted network issues that most of us expect to face some time in the future. This year's theme "networking for flexible delivery" will introduce the latest technologies and their impact upon networks and communications infrastructure. Who Should Attend QUESTnet98? This year's conference theme "Networking for flexible delivery" is of particular interest to educators and support staff and those charged with providing the enabling infrastructure for flexible delivery. The QUESTnet management committee believe this conference to be the national conference for networking professionals. Past conferences have attracted delegates such as:
Program details QUESTnet98 is being hosted by Central Queensland University at the Capricorn International Resort. The program will have multiple streams focusing on detailed technical issues associated with network topologies, network-based systems from the perspective of applications and information delivery services, and issues associated with policy, regulation and support. As well as international keynotes, QUESTnet98 will present approximately 30 speakers over a 3 day period. Who or What is QUESTnet? QUESTnet is made up from the Queensland Education Science and Technology Network Management Committee and has representatives from:
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The Queensland Education Science and
Technology Network (QUESTnet) Management Committee has held annual
winter workshops for network technologists and network-based
information professionals since the early 1980's. Each year one of
the universities in Queensland hosts the winter workshops. In 1998,
QUESTnet returns to Central Queensland University and will, once
again, provide a national forum for network technologists and
practitioners, support professionals, and network users.
The QUESTnet98 Winter Workshop will have multiple streams focusing on
detailed technical issues associated with network topologies,
network-based systems from the perspective of applications and
information delivery services, and issues associated with policy,
regulation, and support. This year there will be a special emphasis
placed on the use of 'the network' for flexible delivery of a variety
of services. In keeping with the non-metropolitan venue for this
year' event, the conference will also consider the many issues
associated with equity of service for all.
For details of the Conference and Call for Papers, consult the
conference home page at http://www.cqu.edu.au/questnet98.
I invite you to join us on the Capricorn Coast for this year's
event.
Ian
Jenkins
Chair
QUESTnet98
Conference Organising Committee
FAX
07 4930 6800
questnet98@cqu.edu.au
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GENERAL ENQUIRIES
Kim Richards
07 4930 9238
k.richards@cqu.edu.au
PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Merv Connell
07 4930 9222
m.connell @cqu.edu.au
ACCOMMODATION & REGISTRATION
Maree Sargent
07 4930 9979
m.sargent@cqu.edu.au