Dear listers,<br>Below are the minutes of the chapter&#39;s meeting held on 19th may (last Saturday)<br><br clear="all"><div><img src="https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/images/cleardot.gif" alt=""></div>
<u>Members present</u><br>Wangari Kabiru                Daniel Omondi<br>Nelson Barasa                 Anne Wanjiku <br>Davis Onsakia                 Charles Oloo<br>Paul Muchene                 Richard Otieno<br>Joyce Thogori                  Elizabeth Orembo<br>





David Ngari<br><br><u>Apologies</u><br>Seth Orlale<br>Judy Okite<br>Barrack Otieno<br>Ronald Ojino<br><br><u>Guest <br></u>Kwanyikara Zion - isoc South Sudan chapter.<br><br><br><b><u>1.Introduction to isoc</u></b><br>The
 meeting started at around 10 am. Paul gave a brief introduction to ISOC
 to Qnet&#39;s online entrepreneurs, and we had 51 people interested to join
 the chapter.<br>



<br><u><b>2. World ipv6 day.<br></b></u>ISOC_ke&#39;s activities on the 
world ipv6 day (6th june) was discussed at length. Paul also gave an 
introduction to ipv6 and the need to emphasize for its deployment<br>Members
 discussed on the event that was to take place at ihub. It was agreed 
that the event is to start early (7.00am) so as to allow members to get 
back to work or attend other ict events taking place on the same date.<br>



There were suggestions to involve the press since it would be our first 
event and members felt that there was need for us to use this event to 
reach more for our presence.<br>Corporates already channeled to th IP 
version 6 such as safaricom, equity and uunet were also to be invited so
 that they can share with us on how they went about it. <br>



<br><div style="margin-left:40px">      <u>The program of the world ipv6 day as discussed.</u><br></div><ol><li>Breakfast</li><li>keynote- invitee Bitange Ndemo/ Paul Kukubo<br></li><li>introduction to ipv6 and isoc ke - Paul Muchene, Barrack</li>

<li>Policy issues - invitee Alice Munyua</li><li>Business case - Michuki Mwangi via skype</li><li>Corporates using ipv6<br></li><li>Q &amp; A session<br></li></ol><u><b>Local registration<br></b></u>It
 was noted that the chapter needs ksh.5,000 for its local registration 
and  the 11 members who were present agreed that we should contribute 
500 shillings towards the same and any surplus amount will be added to 
other activities. The money should be sent to Elizabeth Orembo, 
0716842399 via mpesa by wednesday.<br>

<br><b><u>isoc_ke workplan</u></b><br>It was agreed that the issue is to
 be posted on the list so that listers can brainstorm on ideas, a 
complete work plan is to be compiled by the end of the week by Charles. 
Members felt that the chapter should be very stong on policy issues and 
some of the ideas suggested were plans for supporting recognition of the
 chapter , internet mashinani/ capacity building, policy isssues and the
 growth of internet<br>
<br>The meeting ended at 1.00 am, next meeting to be held on 16th june at the same venue.<br>-- <br><font style="font-family:comic sans ms,sans-serif" face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif">Best regards.<br><br>Patience is what you admire in the driver behind you, but not in the one ahead.<br>

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