[AISPC] Results

Noah Maina mainanoa at gmail.com
Tue Apr 8 15:37:36 SAST 2014


Hi Ashil,

I cant say we are there 100% yet. Can we get all the authors to send us
final slides/ppt/pdf presentations for our final review and comments.

NB: This is very important. Power point slides.

Noah


On 8 April 2014 12:00, Ashil Oogarah <ashil at afrinic.net> wrote:

> Hello PC,
>
> Thanks a lot for your time and effort in commenting and discussing the
> various presentations submitted for AIS 2014.
>
> Here is a summary of the votes and comments received from PC below.
>
> Please let me have your final comments on this by the end of the day.
>
> I shall then proceed with liaising with presenters and inform them on the
> results tomorrow morning.
>
> Thanks again for your collaboration,
>
> Best,
>
> Ashil
>
> 1. Theme: Higher education in the age of technology
>
> Title of Presentation: Enabling Education for all through Technology and
> Media
>
> Votes: 2 for, 0 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> Comments to speaker: Topic is relevant and fits the need of the community
>
> 2. Theme: Technology and Business
>
> Title of Presentation: Credit cards were not designed for the Internet
>
> Votes: 3 for, 2 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> Comments to speaker: Security and cybercriminality/compatibility regarding
> bitcoins usage, discuss the legal framework in Africa and refrain from
> promoting the commercial aspect of the company.
>
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>
> 3. Theme: BCOP
>
> Presentation Details
>
> Title of Presentation: Best Current Operating Practices
>
> Votes: 4 for, , 0 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> Comments to speaker: Topic is highly relevant
>
> 4. Theme: Higher Education in the age of technology
>
> Presentation Details
>
> Title of Presentation: Modeling the relationship between graduate
> supervision and completion rates of postgraduate students in Uganda
>
> Votes: 4 against, 1 for, , 0 against
>
> Result: Fail
>
> Comments to speaker: Topic not accepted by PC
>
> 5. Theme: Business practices in the era of technology
>
> Title of Presentation: TOWARDS AN EFFECTIVE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
> TECHNOLOGY LAW AND ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT IN UGANDA
>
> Votes: 2 for, 1 neutral, , 0 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> Comments to speaker: Merge presentations and focus more on the legal aspect
>
> 6. Theme: Technology and Business
>
> Presentation Details
>
> Title of Presentation: La sécurité des E-Transaction
>
> Votes: 3 for 0 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> Comments to speaker: None
>
> 7. Theme: Higher education in the era of technology
>
> Title of Presentation: The No B*S Guide to Using ICT in Education in Africa
>
> Votes: 2 for , 1 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> 8. Theme: Mobile application
>
> Title of Presentation: Early Warning Early Response Disaster Management
>
> Votes: 4 for, 0 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> Comments to speaker: Elaborate on algorithm to define the best path and
> the application EWERDEMA.
>
> 9. Title of Presentation: The Internet and economic development
>
> Votes:  1 for, 0 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> 10. Title: Launch of dotAfrica TLD and the Right Protection Mechanism
>
> Votes: 3 for, 0 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> Comments to speaker: Provide the draft slides
>
> Sponsors - China Comservice International
>
> 11. Theme: Cybersecurity
>
>  Title: Evolution of cybersecurity system
>
> Votes: 2 for, 0 against
>
> Result: Pass
>
> Comments to speaker: None
>
> 12. Title: Network Platform makes SP more brilliant
>
>  Votes 1 for, 1 against (but open if author removes commercial element)
>
>  Result: Pass on the condition that author removes commercial related
> activities
>
>  Comments: Topic is interesting. Note to speaker to remove commercial
> aspect and make the presentation generic.
>
> 13. Title: The feature of Internet
>
> Votes 4 for, 0 against
>
>  Result: Pass
>
>  14. Next Generation IDC
> Votes for: 2, Votes against: 0
>
> Result: pass
>
> *Freenom presentations*
>
> 15 and 16. Presentation titles: how to start a domain registrar and how to
> develop a domain registrar
>
> Votes: 2 Pass, 1 Neutral
>
> Result: Pass - Follow-up with speaker to provide more information on
> presentations (draft slides)
>
> Comments to speaker: Presentation is interesting, highly important and
> relevant. Follow up on presenter to provide the draft slides.
>
> *17. Joomla Training*
>
> Votes : 2 for , 0 against
> Result: Pass
>
> Comments : Topic relevant. Can be done as one of the AfNOG tracks, or
> sysadmin or a separate track for future AIS. Will have to check if
> logistically if this is feasible for AIS 2014.
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>  Mr Ashil Oogarah
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