Implementation of the ISA² Programme action on IPv6 Framework for Public Administrations
The Commission, together with PLUM Consulting, organised on 24 May 2018 in Brussels a workshop on Addressing the Barriers to IPv6 Deployment, in the context of the implementation of the ISA² Action 2016.09, IPv6 Framework for European Governments. Its aim is to esnure interoperability between European Administrations and provide advanced eGovernment services to European citizens by sharing best practices and lessons learned and providing a tested transition plan. All the documents from the Workshop are available for your perusal at the website.
Building upon the results of the above Workshop, a Knowledge transfer workshop, aiming at all interested in IPv6 implementation within public administrations, is scheduled for 21 September 2018 in Lisbon, Portugal, hosted by Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon.
The focus of the Knowledge transfer workshops is on barriers to IPv6 deployment and strategies for overcoming those barriers.
This project aims to help EU public administrations take a leadership role in IPv6 deployment, and to enable uniform adoption of IPv6 in public administrations across the EU28. To achieve this, the project will create a common framework for European public administrations to establish an IPv6 addressing plan, procure an IPv6 address space, and to prepare and implement a transition plan within their organisations.
Member States/Associated Countries are invited to send experts from their Public Administrations, namely those responsible for the IPv6 dossier and those involved in the deployment of IPv6.
The objectives of the Workshop are to transfer knowledge on the transition to IPv6 taking into account the different context in different countries; recalling the barrier, as well as needs, identified in the first workshop; and suggesting approaches adjusted to the different stages of progress of transition to IPv6.
