[Community-Discuss] Core and Extra services of Afrinic
Chevalier du Borg
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Thu Apr 11 04:21:59 UTC 2019
Le lun. 8 avr. 2019 à 22:26, francis asiboh via Community-Discuss <
community-discuss at afrinic.net> a écrit :
>
> It came to my attention that Afrinic is spending too much money and time
> on extra services such as IPv6 workshops and outreach activities while
> core services do not appear to have proper monitoring and on-call support
> for core services in place.
>
+1 especially when there have been no workshop or training in last 1 year.
>
> For instance, in the financial statement for the year 2018, there was a
> surplus of $429,700. This is very good, but what is the point of such a
> surplus when core services are failing again and again?
>
not all problem can be fix with money.
>
> Also, to take into consideration if there is a return on investment in the
> training of IPv6 in the African region, as very few ISPs are dual stack.
>
if training is very bad, then it explain why few ISP are dual stack in
Africa. i hope CEO and BoD
>
> Afrinic should first invest in its core services prior before making a
> heavy investment in capacity building and outreach.
>
> I am perplexed seeing the number of staffs in capacity building team in
> Afrinic.
>
especially since there is no workshop since 2018. what are those staff
doing?
>
> Board members of Afrinic, how do you prioritize what is critical and what
> is not?
>
> Afrinic, where is your risk analysis report?
>
> Regards,
> Francis ASIBOH
> Network Engineer
>
>
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