Creative and innovative network management

Creative and innovative network management /

Networking methods and the needs for competence demand flexibility and adaptability of the education systems. This text argues that every country's authority should promote networking throughout the education process in order to create a suitable environment for life-long learning.

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Corporate Author: NATO Advanced Networking Workshop on Creative and Innovative Network Management Ohrid, North Macedonia
Other Authors: Popov, Oliver Blagoj, 1953-
Format: Electronic Conference Proceeding eBook
Language:English
Published: Amsterdam ; Burke, VA : Tokyo : IOS Press ; Ohmsha, 2003
Series:NATO science series. Computer and systems sciences ; v. 189.
Subjects:
Computer networks > Management > Congresses.
Local Note:ProQuest Ebook Central
Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Title page
  • Contents
  • NATO Advanced Networking Workshop Second Workshop of CEENet Network Management CINEMA
  • Creative and Innovative Network Management
  • Address on the Second Workshop of CEENet Network Management NATO Advanced Networking Workshop
  • Welcome Address
  • Welcome Address
  • Managing IT in an Academic Environment
  • Building a National Research and Education Network
  • European and United States Models of an NREN
  • The Evolution of NYU-NET in the Context of Regional and National Networking in the U.S.A.
  • Pan-European Networking Structure for Research and Education
  • Telecommunications Regulations in the European Union
  • Benefits of ccTLD Collaboration and Cooperation
  • ICANN and the CCTLD: Global Issues and their Relevance to the Countries in CEE and FSU
  • "". RO""
  • Top Level Domain Registrations
  • The Human Factor in ACOnet
  • Bandwidth is a Valuable Resource
  • CEENet Educational Activities
  • The Nordic Approach to Distance Education and Learning
  • Albania
  • Perspectives of Collaboration
  • NRN and Commercial Activities
  • CESNET's Experience
  • Structure and Infrastructure.
  • IT for Science and Education in Uzbekistan
  • Georgian Research and Educational Networking Association (GRENA)
  • Access Issues from ARNES Perspective
  • The Competitive Environment (Human Resources in a NREN)
  • Greek Research and Technology Network
  • The Telecommunication Infrastructure in Azerbaijan
  • List of Participants
  • Organization
  • Author Index.

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