The document discusses IPv6 adoption in Norway. It examines where Norway is on the technology adoption curve for IPv6 and whether it is leading or following other countries. It also evaluates IPv6 deployment for different sectors in Norway like internet service providers, businesses, residents, enterprises, content, and education. The document advocates that IPv6 needs to be enabled by default to drive further adoption.

1. Ole Trøan, IPv6 mercenary@cisco
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6. • Where are we on the technology adoption curve?
• Can we find any “up and to the right” curves?
I.e. measure of progress?
• Is Norway leading or following?
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27. SP Core ✔
Business Internet access On request
Residential Internet access ✖
Enterprise Thinking about it
Content Some good exceptions
Education Some progress
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28. And it MUST be on by default.
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