gogo6 inc. launched gogoNET, the social network for IPv6 professionals, after a two month beta period. gogoNET’s purpose is to provide the knowledge necessary to help professionals answer the fundamental question: “How should I roll out IPv6 in my network?”
“We built gogoNET because we believe participating in a professional social network is the best way to acquire the knowledge necessary to implement IPv6,” said Bruce Sinclair, gogo6 CEO. “If you think about it, it’s easy to find information on IPv6 but not knowledge. Knowledge comes from formal training, past experience or the experience of others. Given most professionals were not schooled in IPv6, learning it from others is the most practical alternative. gogoNET is a collection of professionals with different IPv6 knowledge - tapping into this allows professionals to make sense of the information out there and to make the right decisions.”
"Web 2.0 is not a defined protocol by W3C, it’s just a collection of social networking apps with proprietary solutions,” said Latif Ladid, President, IPv6 Forum. “W3C is working on standardizing web 2.0 in the web 3.0 protocols. However gogoNET goes beyond web 2/3.0, it promotes the use of the end to end Internet model using IPv6 to generate the next generation web apps to open greater innovation in social networking especially for the mobile networking world in the making.” Visit the gogoNET portal and register for an account to test this new service
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