If you haven't come up to speed on IPv6 -- the follow-on to the out-of-steam IPv4 Internet address protocol -- you don't have much time. IPv4 address space, now exhausted at the regional level, can't sustain the current level of Internet growth. IT professionals that leave their companies in a v4 lurch will likely find themselves making a downward career move. In this session, Mel Beckman tells you what you need to know to get IPv6-fluent, and how to set up a test lab to make you v6-fluent. The job you save will be your own!
Our Speaker:
Mel Beckman is the senior technical director for System iNEWS.
Before that, he was a System iNEWS senior technical editor for more than 20 years. He has built two regional Internet service providers and is
currently president of Beckman Software Engineering, a technical consultancy specializing in large-scale, high-bandwidth networks.
His past clients include Apple Computer, the City and County of Santa Barbara, DuPont Displays, IBM, Loral Federal Systems, United Airlines,
the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the U.S. Department of Energy. Mel has presented seminars on computer programming and network technology
throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. Mel's hundreds of articles about networks and software development have appeared in e-Pro, InfoWorld,
System iNEWS, Macworld, PC World, and Windows IT Pro magazines. Mel has received numerous writing awards, including the Excellence and Distinguished
Technical Communication awards from the Society for Technical Communication. He co-authored, with Gartner research director John Enck, the book LAN
to WAN Interconnection, which has been translated into more than six languages, including Chinese.
Mel's personal interests include playing the classical guitar, flying helicopters, and studying marine biology, but not all at the same time!
To read a System iNetwork article profiling Mel, click here
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