Category: Outreach

An Interview with One of the Founders of Net-grrls

An Interview with One of the Founders of Net-grrls

 • Erin Pratt

We had the chance to chat with Cathy Aronson, one of the founders of a women's networking group, Net-grrls, to learn more about the group along with other contributions she's made for women in technology.

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On the Road Again

On the Road Again

 • Susan Hamlin

We are well into our 2017 schedule of crisscrossing the ARIN service region to bring updates on ARIN activities and services, and most importantly to engage with you, our community and customers.

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Healthcare’s Digital Future is Here, But How Will it Connect?

Healthcare’s Digital Future is Here, But How Will it Connect?

 • Ashley Durkin-Rixey

This past week, I attended the Digital Healthcare Summer Summit and 2016 BIO International Convention on behalf of ARIN. You might be wondering what one of the Regional Internet Registries and healthcare have in common.

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ARIN on the Road: Coming Attractions

ARIN on the Road: Coming Attractions

 • Susan Hamlin

Since 2010, ARIN on the Road has been your chance to see the human face of ARIN while staying up to date on the latest happenings. These one-day, no-cost educational events cover everything from requesting IP addresses and Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs), to the status of IPv6 adoption, to current policy discussions and ARIN technical services such as DNSSEC and resource certification.

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Enamorate del Internet (Loving the Internet)

Enamorate del Internet (Loving the Internet)

 • Susan Hamlin

Last week I was honored to represent ARIN and participate in an ISOC Puerto Rico Chapter event co-sponsored by the HETS University Consortium.

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Q&A with NANOG 65 & ARIN 36 Postel Fellows

Q&A with NANOG 65 & ARIN 36 Postel Fellows

 • Jennifer Bly

Every year, the Postel Scholarship Program provides funding for network operators from developing nations to attend back-to-back NANOG and ARIN meetings. The scholarship honors the life and work of Jon Postel, a significant contributor to the development of Internet standards and protocols.

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Top 6 Reddit AMA Questions with ARIN CEO

Top 6 Reddit AMA Questions with ARIN CEO

 • Jennifer Bly

With opening his computer, removing his watch, and stretching his fingers, ARIN’s President and CEO John Curran prepared to type. And type he did! Last Wednesday, John hosted a Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) session to raise awareness of the need for IPv6 deployment as we rapidly approach IPv4 address runout.

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CES 2015: Bringing IPv6 Answers to the World of Consumer Electronics

CES 2015: Bringing IPv6 Answers to the World of Consumer Electronics

 • Sean Hopkins

Last week ARIN set up shop in the Las Vegas Convention Center alongside a veritable ocean of technology experts and gadget gurus. From automotive technology to personal drones, one of CES’ main themes revolved around all the exciting ways that new devices could connect and take advantage of the Internet. ARIN Booth at CES. Most of the new gadgets at CES are identified by and will connect to the Internet using IP addresses, which are anything but new.

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CES 2015: Is your web content ready for IPv6?

CES 2015: Is your web content ready for IPv6?

 • Jennifer Bly

This week ARIN is at CES, the largest technology tradeshow of the year.  We will be reaching out to consumer electronics industry movers and shakers to educate them about the importance of deploying IPv6 on all public facing web services.  In the video below, one of the founding fathers of the Internet, Vint Cerf, explains the issue. Stop by our booth in Tech East to discuss why IPv6 needs to be at the top of your company’s technology goals for 2015. You want to be reaching the whole Internet, not just part of it.

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Meet your 3 ARIN Region CRISP Team Members

Meet your 3 ARIN Region CRISP Team Members

 • Jennifer Bly

If you’ve been involved in the Internet community for any length of time, then you know we can’t speak more than a couple minutes without dropping 1 or 2 (or 10) acronyms at a time. Well, here’s one more to add to the alphabet soup – the CRISP team, short for the Consolidated RIR IANA Stewardship Proposal (CRISP) team. The CRISP team was established by the five RIRs (there we go again, the Regional Internet Registries) to develop a single proposal on behalf of the numbers community for the IANA Stewardship Transition to the IANA Stewardship Transition Coordination Group (ICG).

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