This document provides a summary of ICANN's activities and accomplishments from February to June 2015. It discusses progress on technical operations, the IANA functions, engagement with the domain name industry, the new gTLD program, and initiatives. Metrics are provided on the number of requests processed and delegated gTLDs. Upcoming objectives for the ICANN meeting in Buenos Aires are outlined, including engaging with stakeholders and delivering program updates. A proposed scorecard establishes goals for the next period leading up to the Dublin meeting.
ICANN 52: Global Domains Division (GDD) UpdateICANN
The slide deck from the ICANN 52 Global Domains Division (GDD) Update in Singapore. For additional information on this session please visit: http://singapore52.icann.org/en/schedule/mon-gdd
The presentation provides a status update on the IDN Variant TLD Program. Update includes progress made on the implementation of the IDN Root LGR Procedure, presentation of program's timeline and outreach efforts to script communities.
Originally presented during the IDN Variant TLD Program Update Session at ICANN 49 in Singapore.
There has been continuing interest in the expansion of the gTLD ecosystem, and one of the questions most often posed is “When will the next application round commence?” Join this session for an update on the next steps and estimated timeframes for a new phase of additional choice and competition on the Internet.
Overall new gTLD program update on program progress, key accomplishments including Auction Implementation, Name Collision, Community Priority Evaluation, and implementation of GAC Advice. Originally presented during the New gTLD Program Update Session at ICANN 49 in Singapore.
The session provides a presentation and status update on the IDN Variant TLD Program. Update includes progress made on the implementation of the IDN Root LGR Procedure, status of the Maximal Starting Repertoire, community and Generation Panels' updates.
ICANN 52: Global Domains Division (GDD) UpdateICANN
The slide deck from the ICANN 52 Global Domains Division (GDD) Update in Singapore. For additional information on this session please visit: http://singapore52.icann.org/en/schedule/mon-gdd
The presentation provides a status update on the IDN Variant TLD Program. Update includes progress made on the implementation of the IDN Root LGR Procedure, presentation of program's timeline and outreach efforts to script communities.
Originally presented during the IDN Variant TLD Program Update Session at ICANN 49 in Singapore.
There has been continuing interest in the expansion of the gTLD ecosystem, and one of the questions most often posed is “When will the next application round commence?” Join this session for an update on the next steps and estimated timeframes for a new phase of additional choice and competition on the Internet.
Overall new gTLD program update on program progress, key accomplishments including Auction Implementation, Name Collision, Community Priority Evaluation, and implementation of GAC Advice. Originally presented during the New gTLD Program Update Session at ICANN 49 in Singapore.
The session provides a presentation and status update on the IDN Variant TLD Program. Update includes progress made on the implementation of the IDN Root LGR Procedure, status of the Maximal Starting Repertoire, community and Generation Panels' updates.
Slide deck from the ICANN 52 session 'All Things WHOIS' that took place in Singapore on Monday, 9 February 2015.
For more information on this session, please visit: http://singapore52.icann.org/en/schedule/mon-whois
Automated DevOps Dynamic Testing for CI and CDBethan Holmes
This presentation was shown at the QA Systems and Perforce joint event in Italy. Software development teams use DevOps practices to achieve faster releases and higher quality. But embedded software development teams often struggle to balance DevOps practices with complex development challenges. This presentation shares expertise and insight on scaling DevOps for embedded software development.
In Need For A Linux Kernel Maintained For A Very Long Time? CIP Linux Kernel ...Agustin Benito Bethencourt
Problem statement that led CIP to go for the LTS model and process and overview of the CIP kernel maintenance process followed by the CIP kernel maintainers.
National Archives of Australia. AVAMS Project Achievements August 2014Rose Holley
An overview of the achievements of the AVAMS project at the National Archives of Australia. The project implemented an audiovisual collection management system and an audiovisual digital preservation system using Mediaflex.
Case study - IV&V of Standby Engine InstrumentOak Systems
Presenting a Case study on Software Verification & Validation (IV&V) for a subsystem of a Defence Helicopter. The IV&V was carried out in accordance with the RTCA DO178B DAL B guidelines. With over 2 decades of strong experience, Oaksys was chosen to carry out the full lifecycle IV&V of the said subsystem. This is one of many such projects where Oaksys was responsible for conducting software IV&V and Testing.
Primeros pasos del Software Libre en infraestructura civil Civil Infrastructu...Agustin Benito Bethencourt
Introducción a la iniciativa de la Linux Foundation llamada Civil Infrastructure Platform CIP. Descripción del problema que pretende resolver este grupo y sus primeros pasos Transparencias de la charla impartida en el OpenSOuthCode de Málaga, España.
Supporting Global Discussion: IANA Stewardship TransitionICANN
An infographic to show the globally diverse, inclusive and extensive multistakeholder dialogue supporting the IANA Stewardship Transition and Enhancing ICANN Accountability Processes. (Updated as of February 2016)
ICANN’s Strategic Plan was developed through an extensive, collaborative, bottom-up, multistakeholder and multilingual process. It enables our global community to coalesce around a new overarching Vision, our founding Mission, five Strategic Objectives and sixteen Strategic Goals, each with Key Success Factors (Outcomes), and Strategic Risks.
Slide deck from the ICANN 52 session 'All Things WHOIS' that took place in Singapore on Monday, 9 February 2015.
For more information on this session, please visit: http://singapore52.icann.org/en/schedule/mon-whois
Automated DevOps Dynamic Testing for CI and CDBethan Holmes
This presentation was shown at the QA Systems and Perforce joint event in Italy. Software development teams use DevOps practices to achieve faster releases and higher quality. But embedded software development teams often struggle to balance DevOps practices with complex development challenges. This presentation shares expertise and insight on scaling DevOps for embedded software development.
In Need For A Linux Kernel Maintained For A Very Long Time? CIP Linux Kernel ...Agustin Benito Bethencourt
Problem statement that led CIP to go for the LTS model and process and overview of the CIP kernel maintenance process followed by the CIP kernel maintainers.
National Archives of Australia. AVAMS Project Achievements August 2014Rose Holley
An overview of the achievements of the AVAMS project at the National Archives of Australia. The project implemented an audiovisual collection management system and an audiovisual digital preservation system using Mediaflex.
Case study - IV&V of Standby Engine InstrumentOak Systems
Presenting a Case study on Software Verification & Validation (IV&V) for a subsystem of a Defence Helicopter. The IV&V was carried out in accordance with the RTCA DO178B DAL B guidelines. With over 2 decades of strong experience, Oaksys was chosen to carry out the full lifecycle IV&V of the said subsystem. This is one of many such projects where Oaksys was responsible for conducting software IV&V and Testing.
Primeros pasos del Software Libre en infraestructura civil Civil Infrastructu...Agustin Benito Bethencourt
Introducción a la iniciativa de la Linux Foundation llamada Civil Infrastructure Platform CIP. Descripción del problema que pretende resolver este grupo y sus primeros pasos Transparencias de la charla impartida en el OpenSOuthCode de Málaga, España.
Supporting Global Discussion: IANA Stewardship TransitionICANN
An infographic to show the globally diverse, inclusive and extensive multistakeholder dialogue supporting the IANA Stewardship Transition and Enhancing ICANN Accountability Processes. (Updated as of February 2016)
ICANN’s Strategic Plan was developed through an extensive, collaborative, bottom-up, multistakeholder and multilingual process. It enables our global community to coalesce around a new overarching Vision, our founding Mission, five Strategic Objectives and sixteen Strategic Goals, each with Key Success Factors (Outcomes), and Strategic Risks.
Le plan stratégique de l'ICANN a été développé selon un processus approfondi, collaboratif, ascendant, multipartite et multilingue. Il permet à notre communauté mondiale de se réunir autour d'une nouvelle vision globale, de notre mission fondatrice, de cinq objectifs stratégiques et de seize buts stratégiques présentant chacun des facteurs clés de succès (résultats) et des risques stratégiques.
ICANN Expected Standards of Behavior | ChineseICANN
Those who take part in ICANN's multistakeholder process, including Board, staff and all those involved in Supporting Organization and Advisory Committee councils undertake to...
Future of the Internet | Media Briefing from Bangkok, Thailand [19 August 2015]ICANN
Slides used at a media briefing to discuss "The Future of the Internet" in Bangkok, Thailand on 19 August. ICANN and local IT leaders discussed the continued development of the Internet's Domain Name System and Internet growth in the Asia Pacific region, how the region can increase Internet penetration and leverage the Internet more innovatively.
This is the presentation from our first Quarterly Stakeholder Call on 20 November 2014. This provides a status report on ICANN including a President's Overview, Policy Update, Management Update and Q1 Financials.
ICANN 50: What’s New with the Global Domains DivisionICANN
This session provided an overview of the Global Domains Division (GDD) including its mission, structure and services. The overview was followed by a high-level update on the New gTLD Program, a wide range of domain name industry services and other high-interest topics. Time was allotted for questions and answers at the end of the session.
ICANN 52: New gTLD Program: Status, Reviews and Next RoundICANN
Slide deck from the ICANN 52 session, 'New gTLD Program: Status, Reviews and Next Round' that took place in Singapore on Monday, 9 February 2015.
For more information on this session please visit: http://singapore52.icann.org/en/schedule/mon-new-gtld
App Modernization with .NET Core: How Travelers Insurance is Going Cloud-NativeVMware Tanzu
At Travelers Insurance, a decade old rating engine was still on the mainframe, making it difficult to scale, expensive to run, and reliant on a shrinking pool of skilled engineers. Rating engines are fundamental to the insurance quoting process, and at the very heart of the business. It was time to modernize and take advantage of the scalability, stability, automation and fast iteration cycles made possible by cloud-native architecture.
In this webinar, Viraj Naik of Travelers Insurance and Rohit Kelapure of Pivotal will take us on their journey from mainframe to microservices. Viraj and Rohit will describe how they built a distributed, event-driven rating engine with .NET Core on Pivotal Platform using Steeltoe, running on Linux stem cells. The new rating engine exceeded SLAs and reduced time to production to under 60 minutes.
You’ll learn the keys to a successful mainframe rewrite-based modernization, including:
● A pragmatic, domain-driven approach and phased delivery, including implementing a strangler pattern and anti-corruption layers.
● How to port business objects and business rules from mainframe to .NET.
● New innovations developed and delivered during the migration process.
Speakers:
Viraj Naik, Lead Solutions Architect at Travelers Insurance
Rohit Kelapure, Principal Solution Architect at Pivotal
[Webinar] - Adopt QAD & Progress DBA Global Shared Services to Deliver Cost O...JK Tech
In the post-COVID–19 era, it is anticipated that the Enterprises running QAD & Progress ERP/Application/DB Systems across the globe will be contemplating to:
- Drive down costs of ownership & maintenance with quantifiable long-term cost optimization outcomes.
- Automation & Support Service/Solution Agility to deliver Flexibility & Adaptability.
- Improve Overall Operational Efficiency with Productivity Gains.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- How will the Shared Services model fulfill the Flexibility/Adaptability needs of my Enterprise Application & Database landscape?
- What levels of Automation can I expect to see in the Shared Services model?
- How does the Shared Services Model address my Data Security & Compliance needs of my Enterprise?
- What will be expected outcomes derived from adopting Shared Services?
Visit our page for more info: https://jktech.com/insight/webinar/adopt-qad-progress-dba-global-shared-services-to-deliver-cost-optimization/
Production-Ready Kubernetes: It's Not About TechnologyAntoine Craske
Adopting cloud-native technologies can seem like a technological challenge, but it's far from being the only theme.
The organization, culture and people aspects is the main challenge to overcome resistance to change, drive value creation and accelerate the transformation.
This talk shares our journey in adopting a Cloud-native application stack with a Kubernetes PaaS, focusing on the transformation journey.
Modernizing Traditional Apps with a Docker is a great way to start your containerization strategy and to prove to your leadership there is value. MetLife has outlined the early stages of their journey at past DockerCons, but have now moved past the POC stage and are in the process of transforming our technology portfolio globally. We are driving change on multiple levels in many ways, and now we've created a long-term strategy outlining how we will reach our technology goals using containers. At MetLife, we realized that once a PoC is complete, incorporating an entire application portfolio can be challenging: Where do you focus for the largest benefit to the organization? How and what do I spend the savings on if I want to ensure maximum value? How should people & processes change to align to match our transformation goals?
In this session you’ll hear more about how MetLife has built their strategy to go forward, and you’ll learn how Docker's strategic approach to containerization and transformation can be applied in your company, too.
Expedite Enterprise Software Development with JIRA®, TeamForge® SCM, and JenkinsCollabNet
Effectively connecting planning and tracking with source code management and CI helps speed up development, simplify root-cause analysis, and improve quality. The extent to which enterprises realize these benefits, however, depends on the merits of the tools they use.
Attend this CollabNet webinar to achieve the following:
1. Assess different source code-management options for JIRA, including Atlassian, third-party commercial, and open source tools
2. Learn how to boost global development teams’ productivity while maintaining centralized visibility, control, and compliance using TeamForge SCM, JIRA, and Jenkins.
3. See TeamForge SCM capabilities and its integration with JIRA and Jenkins in action.
Overview
This case-study is about how to successfully build an agile, globally distributed team to deliver a very critical project against changing requirement and tight deadline.
When a Fortune 500 financial company turned to our team to deliver a GDPR implementation in eight months, we were excited to tackle the project. The implementation’s tight timeline and dynamic requirements introduced an interesting challenge; one that we were confident we could accomplish by applying agile methodology. But the project also involved five distributed scrum teams, with more than 50 people across Hyderabad, US and Pune.
When it comes to globally distributed teams, the biggest deterrent to implementing agile methodology is physical location. Some of the challenges that must be considered include team efficiency and productivity, real-time implementation feedback and team alignment. Throughout the project, our team also needed to manage evolving business requirements while technical implementations were already underway. Additionally, each customer product used a different method of communication, which meant that our team needed to frequently adapt to changing scenarios.
At the end of the project, our team not only successfully deployed more than 500 client products onto the GDPR platform in the scheduled timeline, but they also developed a working model of managing a distributed team using agile philosophy.
Key Takeaways
1. Achieving Accelerated Business Value Delivery
2. EPAM Unique Engineering best practices
3. Building a Continuous Feedback Mechanism
4. Building Mature Quality Gates with DevOps
5. Impact on Customer
ICANN Expected Standards of Behavior | FrenchICANN
Those who take part in ICANN's multistakeholder process, including Board, staff and all those involved in Supporting Organization and Advisory Committee councils undertake to...
Those who take part in ICANN's multistakeholder process, including Board, staff and all those involved in Supporting Organization and Advisory Committee councils undertake to...
ICANN Expected Standards of Behavior | RussianICANN
Those who take part in ICANN's multistakeholder process, including Board, staff and all those involved in Supporting Organization and Advisory Committee councils undertake to...
ICANN Expected Standards of Behavior | ArabicICANN
Those who take part in ICANN's multistakeholder process, including Board, staff and all those involved in Supporting Organization and Advisory Committee councils undertake to...
ICANN Expected Standards of Behavior | SpanishICANN
Those who take part in ICANN's multistakeholder process, including Board, staff and all those involved in Supporting Organization and Advisory Committee councils undertake to...
The Global Domains Division is the unit of ICANN that delivers IANA functions and engages the Internet community to implement ICANN policies for gTLDs through contracts and services.
GDD’s Consensus Policy Implementation Framework is designed to support predictability, accountability, transparency and efficiency in the Consensus Policy Implementation process.
The Global Domains Division is the unit of ICANN that delivers IANA functions and engages the Internet community to implement ICANN policies for gTLDs through contracts and services.
GDD’s Consensus Policy Implementation Framework is designed to support predictability, accountability, transparency and efficiency in the Consensus Policy Implementation process.
3. | 3
5 %
55 %
Report Card: February – June 2015
Completed /
Met
Postponed
Ongoing40 %
Goals
Status
4. | 4
Technical and Security, Stability & Resiliency
A New Role within ICANN
David Conrad, Chief Technology Officer, leading ICANN’s newly
formed Internet Technology Coordination Team.
Key Accomplishments since ICANN 52
!! Delivered 29 identifier security / operations trainings across all of
ICANN’s regions. Launched a “train the trainer” course on DNS
operations with partner Network Startup Resource Center
!! Public consultation on draft plan for rolling the Root Zone DNSSEC
Key Signing Key to be initiated immediately after ICANN 53
5. | 5
IANA Functions
!! Executed plan to upgrade cryptographic hardware for signing root zone
!! Publication of a booklet describing the IANA functions.
Available as you leave this session!
!! Met service level agreements for Names, Numbers & Protocol Parameters
Q3 Metrics
(originally reported on 23 April 2015 during Stakeholder Call)
Names Numbers
Protocol
Parameters General
395 requests
51% increase
from FY15 Q2
1 requests
0 requests in
FY15 Q2
1,084 requests
13% increase
from FY15 Q2
314 requests
21% increase
from FY15 Q2
6. | 6
Domain Name Industry Engagement
WHOIS (RDDS)
Advisory
Finalized with community.
Clarifies provisions in
registry and registrar
agreements.
PICDRP
Standing
Panel expanded to
seven panelists.
Registrar
Accreditation
Public comment
completed on revising
Accreditation Agreement to
aid underserved regions.
New gTLD Program Reviews
First Global Consumer Study on Domain
Name System published. Public comment
on draft Rights Protection Mechanisms
review completed.
Survey
Initiated a Registry
Engagement Survey
to measure
performance.
7. | 7
Initiatives
1
Universal Acceptance
• Steering Group (UASG) leadership seated and
charter established.
• Executive briefing paper produced – includes what
“Universal Acceptance-ready” looks like.
• Email address internationalization identified as
biggest challenge to achieving success.
2
Internationalized Domain Names
• Arabic and Armenian script communities completed
proposals for Label Generation Rules. Currently
available for public comment.
• Six scripts added in recent update of Maximal
Starting Repertoire
(Armenian, Ethiopic, Khmer, Myanmar, Thaana, Tibetan)
8. | 8
522 133 259 318 660
40
New gTLD Program: Driving Toward Completion
1277
Potential Unique Strings
Prior to
ContractingWithdrawn Contracted
Delegated
Withdrawal
Expected In Contracting
9. | 9
Africa
Europe
308 gTLDs
North America
Latin America/
Caribbean Islands
Asia/Australia/
Pacific Islands
31 gTLDs 6 gTLDs
107 gTLDs
208 gTLDs
660 Delegations and Counting
10. | 10
New gTLD Program Auction Proceeds
Contention Resolution Statistics
!! 88% complete – 204 of 233 contention
sets resolved
!! 40 sets resolved since ICANN 52
!! 29 sets remain to be resolved
!!13 sets resolved via ICANN Auction;
3 resolved since ICANN 52
Net proceeds to date: US$ 58.8M
!!Funds segregated. Community discussing
use in Buenos Aires.
!!Details of the proceeds can be found at:
http://newgtlds.icann.org/en/applicants/auctions/proceeds
Why Auctions?
Only one registry can
operate a top-level
domain. Auction is the
“mechanism of last resort”
for resolving contention
for the same string.
Wednesday, 24 June
17:00 ART
Retiro C
Attend the Session
11. | 11
Operations and Customer SupportOperations & Customer Service
Global customer service capability established:
24x5 SUPPORT
Los Angeles, Istanbul,
Singapore Email | Phone | Web
Multi-language
Arabic, Chinese, English, French,
Russian and Spanish
Customer Satisfaction Survey tool developed.Completed
enhanced Two-
character Release
Process. Processed
154 requests for
498 TLDs.
85% of registrars now operating under 2013
Registrar Accreditation Agreement covering
96% of total domains.
13. | 13
Engage with the Community
¤ Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC), including
Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs)
¤ Implementation Advisory Groups (IAGs)
¤ Implementation Recommendation Teams (IRTs)
¤ Internationalized Domain Name Script Communities
¤ Law Enforcement
¤ Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs)
¤ Registrars
¤ Registries
¤ New gTLD Applicants
¤ Universal Acceptance Steering Group
¤ And others!
14. | 14
Deliver Updates and Raise Awareness
New gTLD Program Reviews
!! Work in progress
!! Upcoming projects
!! Opportunities for participation
Monday, 22 June
15:45 ART
Libertador C
Attend the Session
Universal Acceptance
!! Status update on Steering Group
!! Opportunities for participation
Monday, 22 June
18:00 ART
Libertador C
Attend the Session
15. | 15
Deliver Updates and Raise Awareness (continued)
Wednesday, 24 June
13:00 ART
Aguila
Attend the Session
Internationalized Domain Names
Program Update
!! Label Generation Rules statuses,
including which scripts are close to
entering the Internet’s root zone
Wednesday, 24 June
10:30 ART
Libertador C
Attend the Session
IDN Root Zone Workshop
!! Steps involved in implementing the
procedure for the Label Generation
Ruleset
!! Issues raised by script communities
16. | 16
Deliver Updates and Raise Awareness (continued)
Registration Data Access
Protocol: What’s Next?
!! Implementing new protocol
!! Work required for RDAP profile
!! Future of port-43 and web WHOIS
Wednesday, 24 June
14:15 ART
Retiro A
Attend the Session
Wednesday, 24 June
13:30 ART
Auditorio
Attend the SessionRegistrars and Law Enforcement
!! Strategies for addressing crimes
related to registration and use of
domain names
17. | 17
Deliver Updates and Raise Awareness (continued)
Next Steps for WHOIS Accuracy
Reporting
!! Timeline for next reports
!! What to expect in reports
!! Contractual compliance update
Wednesday, 24 June
17:00 ART
Retiro A
Attend the Session
Thick WHOIS Policy Implementation
Meeting with IRT
!! Consistent Labeling and Display
draft policy
!! Legal review regarding transition
from thin to thick of .COM, .NET
and .JOBS
Wednesday, 24 June
15:45 ART
Libertador C
Attend the Session
19. | 19
IANA Functions
Execute the plan to add additional Hardware Security
Modules to the West coast Key Management Facility.
GoalComplete project to refresh the pool of trusted
community representatives.
Conduct the Customer Service Survey.
20. | 20
Industry Engagement and Services
Implement case management improvements.
GoalPost final policy and announce implementation
of the IRTP C.
Release API for Service Level Agreement monitoring
for registries.
21. | 21
New gTLD Program and Reviews
Deploy Continuing Operations
Instrument (COI) amendment
process.
Increase the number of
delegated gTLDS to 775.
Commence the root stability
study.
GoalPublish the first economic study
report.
Publish the Program
Implementation Review report.
Execute registry agreements for
brand applicants with 29 July
2015 contracting deadline.
22. | 22
Operations & Customer Service
Establish measure and report on new key
performance indicators for phone support, quality
measurement and customer satisfaction.
GoalDeploy Customer Satisfaction Survey to measure
success of Global Customer Service Center.
Improve the effectiveness of several key processes
through process improvement and re-engineering.
23. | 23
Initiatives
IDN Program
Release the first version of the Label Generation
Ruleset for the Internet’s Root Zone.
Goal
Universal Acceptance
Begin defining success factors for the initiative and
establish baseline measurement.
WHOIS
Publish the WHOIS Implementation Advisory
Group report.
24. | 24
!! Provide answers to
contracted parties regarding
various process flows.
!! Discuss operational issues or
challenges and work to find
solutions.
!! Schedule an appointment
with GDD subject matter
experts.
Engage with GDD
Location: Floor 1, near
Registration
Hours (ART):
•! Mon 10:30 – 14:00
•! Tue 08:00 – 18:00
•! Wed 08:00 – 18:00
•! Thu 08:00 – 12:30
Visit the GDD
Information Booth
25. | 25
Reach us at:
Email: CustomerService@icann.org
Websites: icann.org, newgtlds.icann.org
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