GTRI’s Director of Advanced Technology Services, Scott Hogg, has been nominated as the Chair of the Rocky Mountain IPv6 Task Force. The Rocky Mountain IPv6 Task Force is a regional sub-chapter of the North American IPv6 Task Force. These Task Forces are dedicated to the advancement and propagation of the Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6).
GTRI has been involved with IPv6 technologies for many years. GTRI has been assisting many U.S. Federal entities with their IPv6 transition planning activities. GTRI’s consulting team has experience
planning and implementing IPv6 solutions and they can help guide you through the IPv6 deployment process. GTRI offers services to assist organizations who have astrategic direction to start the planning of an IPv6 network. GTRI’s services include IPv6 inventory assessments, training, impact analysis development, transition planning, application assessments, experimentation, testing, and deployment.
“We are happy to lend our support to the RMv6TF and help contribute to the advancement of IPv6 as a network technology.” commented GTRI Vice President of Operations, Glenn Smith. “Scott Hogg will do a great job as Chair because of his in depth knowledge of IPv6, his leadership skills, and his passion for IPv6. We are encouraged by the fact that there are so many people interested in IPv6 in this region and we want to be part of the IPv6 community”.
About GTRI
GTRI is a leading technology consulting provider, focused on helping clients align IT investments with business strategy. The company’s end-to-end consulting solutions address business needs in LAN/WAN IT Strategy, VOIP and Unified Communications, Infrastructure, Wireless, Network Convergence, Systems Management, Business continuity, Storage & Backup, and Project Management. GTRI gives clients visibility and control to their greatest technology challenges, leveraging professionalism and experience to deliver the best of next generation networks.
About RMv6TF
The RMv6TF promotes IPv6 and works to educate the community on IPv6 and its benefits. The RMv6TF performs research and development and showcases IPv6 technology and services and shares this
knowledge with the public. The RMv6TF works to put on local IPv6-focused events and further the use of IPv6 within the Rocky Mountain region. The RMv6TF is an organization that industry and government can look to for guidance on IPv6 transition information and advice about best practices and solutions involving IPv6.
