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Hawaii IPv6 Task Force
Started Nov. 25, 2009
Community Source (Java) Developer Positions at UH
Started May. 12, 2009
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There's not really a TechHui networking (as in wires & wireless) forum, but for those interested in that sort of thing, here's an IPv6 update. News release is below and at http://www.hawaii.edu/news/article.php?aId=3264. Note that there's a world-cl…
Peter - I think it's definitely an interesting concept, and not necessarily just for the Big Island. At least one entrepreneur gave it a shot at NELHA but didn't pull it off.
There's one major trans-pacific system that lands at Spencer Beach on the…
UH is looking for a couple of Java developers interested in working on national-scale community source applications. More info on the projects and community source at http://www.kuali.org, and gory bureaucratic position details at http://www.pers.ha…
Profile Information
- Company:
- University of Hawaii
- About Me:
- VP for IT & CIO for the University of Hawaii System. Specialist in memos and meetings.
Other Tech Stuff:
• Currently chairing the Hawaii Broadband Task Force
• On the board of the Kuali Foundation, which is developing community source enterprise apps for colleges and universities
• Active with Internet2
Serial backpacker in the Yosemite backcountry
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- http://www2.hawaii.edu/~david
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Hawaii Broadband Task Force Report Nearing Completion
The Hawaii Broadband Task Force was created by the 2007 Legislature to recommend how to improve broadband access in Hawaii. It has been a long road and there's always more to do. But our final report is due next month and deadlines work wonders.
A few quick summary comments:
* Broadband is fundamental to advances in education, health care, public services and economic development;
* Broadband needs to be viewed as 21st century infrastructure rather than left to be deployed as private investor… Continue
A few quick summary comments:
* Broadband is fundamental to advances in education, health care, public services and economic development;
* Broadband needs to be viewed as 21st century infrastructure rather than left to be deployed as private investor… Continue
Posted on November 30, 2008 at 8:43pm — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 2:39pm on July 18, 2008,
Lance Furuyama said… - Hi David,
It was great meeting you today. I will be keeping close tabs on what is accomplished by the HBTF. Best of luck to you!
-Lance
- At 6:23pm on April 12, 2008,
Daniel Leuck said…
- Welcome Dr. Lassner. We are very happy to have UH's CIO as part of our online community. You may be interested in joining the Science & Technology Educators group we just created.
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