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The document provides activity updates from various departments at AFRINIC, including Finance, Human Resources, Member Services, IT/Engineering, Capacity Building, and Research/Innovation. Key highlights include a $50k surplus in 2014, hiring 12 new staff members, improvements to member services processes, infrastructure upgrades, 19 training workshops conducted in 2015 with more planned, and new initiatives in RPKI, DNSSEC, and participating in IETF working groups.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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校名:学校英文全称
授予学位：本部分将注明获得的具体学位名称。
毕业生姓名：这是最重要的信息之一，标志着该证书是由特定人员获得的。
颁发日期：这是毕业正式生效的时间，也代表着毕业生学业的结束。
其他信息：根据不同的专业和学位，可能会有一些特定的信息或章节。
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授予学位：本部分将注明获得的具体学位名称。
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颁发日期：这是毕业正式生效的时间，也代表着毕业生学业的结束。
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- 1. Staff Activity Updates Presented by Alan Barrett, CEO AGMM - AIS’15 – Tunis – June 2015
- 2. Finance Highlights • Accounts fully maintained in USDollars as from 2014 • Income $3.9M, expenses a little less • Operating surplus $20k (improved from deficit of $90k in 2013) • Exchange rate and interest gains of $30k increase the total surplus to $50k. • $1.025M cash and cash equivalents at end 2014
- 3. Human Resources Highlights • Human Resources (movements) • Closing head counts – 42 • Departures in 2014 – 8 • Arrivals in 2014 – 12 • Departure of CEO end of January 2015 and recruitment of replacement by end of March 2015.
- 4. Member Services • Includes Registration Service and Customer Service • Creation of the Customer Service Unit in Feb 2015 • 5 dedicated full time staff from Mauritius, Malawi, Ivory Coast • MS procedures certified ISO 9001:2008 • New member registration process revised to increase membership • New member registration portal (self assessment) launched Page 4
- 5. • IPv6 Category implemented in My.AFRINIC and Pastel • Improvement of Registration Services process • AFRINIC Service Level Commitment under consideration • AFRINIC-RIR Governance documents Updated Member Services (cont)
- 6. Membership and Registration Statistics • 1214 members as of end of May 2015 • ~ 63 additional members as of end of May 2015 • +75 Million /32 IPv4 addresses issued since 2005 • +3.6 Million /32 IPv4 addresses issued as of end of May 2015 • 2.71 /8 IPv4 available as of end of May 2015 • +1,140 ASNs issued since 2005 Page 6
- 7. • +470 IPv6 prefixes issued since 2005 • +30 IPv6 prefixes issued as of end of May 2015 • 436 (of AFRINIC Members (36 %) with IPv6 prefixes as of end of May 2015 • IPv6 prefixes allocated to 51 out of 56 (91%) African countries • 90% of new members surveyed were satisfied with the overall service during their resource request Statistics…Cont’d
- 8. IT and Engineering Key Activities • Infrastructure resiliency – Datacenter virtualization • MU and JNB completed • More to come – Multi-homing • MU - completed • JNB - upcoming – DR strategy • Active sync between sites - upcoming 8
- 9. IT and Engineering Key Activities – Cont’d • Services – AfRSCP - DNS support for L-root – AfDSP - DNS support for 26 ccTLDs – New version of NMRP (New members registration portal) deployed – New version of RPKI deployed – New version of Routing Registry – upcoming – New WHOIS_v2.1 – upcoming – RDAP (Registration Data Access Protocol) – upcoming 9
- 10. Capacity Building Goals for 2015 10 New Department (Nov 2014) 1. Team development 2. Review/update training content – Updated INRM lab manual – Updated Whois slides – Updated IPv6 Foundations slides 3. Run 19 workshops (INRM + IPv6 Foundations) 4. Develop plan for professional services
- 11. Training Workshops 2015 DONE PLANNED Mauritius (Ebene) Rwanda (Kigali) South Africa (Johannesburg) Chad (N’Djamena) Benin (Cotonou) Nigeria (Abuja & Lagos) Tunisia (Tunis) Algeria (Algiers) Zimbabwe (Harare) South Africa (Cape Town) Togo (Lome) Cameroon (Douala) Mauritania (Nouakchott) Cape Verde (Praia) Angola (Luanda) Burundi (Bujumbura) 11
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