Rocky Mountain 2010 IPv6 Summit

It is time to upgrade your infrastructure to IPv6

The Rocky Mountain IPv6 Task Force (RMv6TF) is preparing for our 3rd annual IPv6 Technology Conference.

Please join us for this unique IPv6 event to learn more about IPv6 and collaborate with others on the subject.

When/Where:

• Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center
• May 26 & May 27, 2010

Why Attend:

• To learn about IPv6 to help stay in front of the technology curve

• To help your organization with their government mandate or business requirement for IPv6

• To prepare you for the proper way to deploy dual-stack operating systems

• To ensure that you have a career path in network technology that spans the next 10 years

• To collaborate with others in the IPv6 field

The transition to IPv6 has already begun and its completion is inevitable. We want you to be ahead of these technology trends rather than reacting after the ball is already rolling. You need to know more about IPv6 to be able to understand how the powerful wave will transform communications over the next 20 years.

What The Attendees Received:

• Two-day educational event - one entire day of tutorials

• Lunch and refreshments provided

• Find out what IPv6 is all about

• Learn about the benefits of using IPv6

• Learn about IPv6 technology from the experts

• Gain valuable information to prepare you and your organization for this new wave of Internet innovation

Registration:

Registration for this event is active and you can now register at "Early-Bird" prices through April 30th.  Registration is now possible with the following link:

Click here to register for the 2010 IPv6 Summit.

Your registration will be confirmed and you will be notified of additional IPv6 Summit details as the date of the event approaches.

Presenters:

We are currently putting together the presentation agenda for the 2010 IPv6 Summit event.  If you have information on IPv6 technology and deployments this event would be a great opportunity for you to share what you know with the IPv6 community.  We look for technical presentations, not sales pitches or management/marketing fluff, on details related to the implementation or integration of IPv6 technologies.  Please contact Scott Hogg at "shogg {at} gtri.com" - 303-949-4865.

Sponsors:

If you are interested in being a sponsor of our event we would be very interested in speaking with you about the benefits to being affiliated with our event.  You will get to meet the people attending the event and be able to share with their your message.  Please contact Scott Hogg at "shogg {at} gtri.com" - 303-949-4865.

Hotel/Travel:

The 2010 Rocky Mountain IPv6 Summit will be hosted at The Hyatt Regency Denver. Located in the Mile High City, this Four-Diamond downtown Denver hotel is the perfect choice, whether you are visiting for business or fun. Take advantage of the incredible selection of arts, entertainment and sports events nearby. Stroll through 16th Street Mall, or simply enjoy all the many amenities at our luxury hotel.

We will have the Centennial Ballroom for the presentations and a dedicated exhibit hall for sponsors. We are building on the successes of previous years by expanding the event. It will be a far more professional and well-attended event than in previous years.

We have reserved a limited amount of rooms at the Hyatt Regency Denver. Call 1-800-233-1234 to make your reservation ASAP. Make sure to request the group rate for RMIPv6. Rates cannot be changed after arrival for the guest who fails to identify their affiliation at the time the reservation is requested. Make your reservations early. They WILL SELL OUT and we can not extend the discount past the cut-off date of April 29, 2010.

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Conference Rates Available From: May 25 - 26

Conference Rate: $225.00 Single/Double

Previous IPv6 Summit Events:

You can find out what this year's IPv6 Summit is like by looking at the following links to previous year's conference details.  We are going to be building on the successes of our last two events and making substantial improvements to put on a professional and informative conference.

Last Year's 2008 IPv6 Summit:

To see last year's 2009 Rocky Mountain IPv6 Summit please click here.

Previous Year's 2008 IPv6 Summit:

To find out more about the inaugural 2008 Rocky Mountain IPv6 Summit please click here.