Contact - Designing the Future 2005

Contact Us

ISOC-AU: Internet Society of Australia
Email: ed(at)isoc-au.org.au [replace (at) with @]
Kate Lance, Executive Director
Phone: 03 9525 7574 Fax: 02 6262 9938

Smart Internet Technology CRC
Email: Lisette.Cochineas(at)smartinternet.com.au
Lisette Cochineas, Manager - Corporate Projects and Education
Phone: 02 8374 5080 Fax: 02 8374 5090
Bay 8 Suite 9/G12, Australian Technology Park
Eveleigh NSW 1430

ac3: Australian Centre for Advanced Computing and Communications
Email: Philip.McCrea(at)ac3.com.au
Philip McCrea, Chief Executive Officer
Phone: 02 9209 4601 Fax: 02 9209 4611
Bay 7 Suite G16 Locomotive Workshop
Australian Technology Park, Eveleigh NSW 1430

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Four organisations who collectively possess a complete understanding of where the Internet is going came together to present this event:

ISOC-AU The Internet Society of Australia is a non-profit, user-focussed organisation that promotes development of the Internet in Australia to benefit the whole community, including business, academic, professional and individual Internet users. It is a Chapter of the global Internet Society - the parent body of the IETF, which designs the standards underlying all Internet connectivity.
ac3 The Australian Centre for Advanced Computing and Communications is a specialist centre providing high performance computing services to commerce, industry government and academia. The ac3 state-of-the-art supercomputers and mass storage are accessible by secure means over the Internet for computational or storage-intensive applications.
Smart Internet The Smart Internet Technology CRC combines research in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Social Interaction and Networking to create enabling technologies for smart Internet applications that allow users and service providers to manage this complexity. In collaboration with Telstra, Westpac, Legalco, NSW Government, Infosys and a number of SMEs, our market focus is on banking and commerce, health and entertainment services delivery into virtual and real homes and communities.
GrangeNet GrangeNet operates an advanced, gigabit research network linking Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, and Brisbane providing enabling technology for Australian researchers and for the development of grid and advanced communications services. GrangeNet supports a wide range of research activities including the development of an Australian eResearch platform. The program is funded by the Department of Communications Information Technology and the Arts.