[arin-discuss] Legacy RSA
Dean Anderson
dean at av8.com
Wed Nov 7 16:07:40 EST 2007
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> I've also gone through the thread again and can't find anybody expanding > the scope to all tradeshow attendance until you just did. However, Dean > certainly didn't limit his point to VON. There are apparently multiple VON shows that ARIN has attended recently. VON has several shows a year. I'd say that shows that cater to users/applications above protocol level 3 are inappropriate for ARIN to place a staffed booth. I think invited talks are probably OK, so long as the expenses are kept to a minimum. > Might I suggest, and y'all are free to ignore me just a completely as > you wish :-), that coming up with metrics, such as those Ted has > suggested, to measure the effectiveness of expenditures as ARIN > attempts to fulfill its organizational mandates, rather than the > personal concern over one conference leading, through a process that I > have trouble following, to a $400,000 strawman, would be a more > productive way to spend the time. Probably, however, in all honesty, > less amusing. $400,000 is the travel budget increase in activity in single year. This is an amazing 46% increase. Such budget increases are unusual. I don't think there are all that many tradeshows that cater to the level 1-3 arena, and they haven't just begun. ARIN was spending around $800k previously on travel, and I'm not quite sure what that was for. It would be helpful in ARIN would report what, precisely, it has spent the $1.2 million travel budget doing. How much was spent on each tradeshow would be a good start. --Dean -- Av8 Internet Prepared to pay a premium for better service? www.av8.net faster, more reliable, better service 617 344 9000
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