Re: Re[2]: [ga] Re: ASO + PSO = TSO Technical Supporting Organisation

["erica" <erica.roberts@bigpond.com>]

Hello William,

I agree your suggestion that the IETF does not fit either supply or demand
side - as I understand it, they are more a technical standards setting
organisation.

However, my comment was made in the context of a discussion on DNSO review -
or at least that is what I thought.  In this context, I would view technical
input as a relatively minor part of the supply side (tho  something of
particular concern to the Registry and Registrar constituencies).

erica

> Hello erica,
>
> Friday, June 15, 2001, 8:13:00 PM, erica wrote:
>
> >>
> > Patrick said:
> >  > I much prefer a three-way split between supply, demand and technical
> >> > infrastructure (such as ISPs and telcos).  That's natural and works
> > pretty
> >> > well in Australia.
>
> > I'm not sure where this works in Australia, but in my experience the
> > technical is generally seen as part of the supply side.  Demand side
> > identifies the outcomes required or needed, but the ways and means of
> > achieving  outcomes are the responsibility of supply side.
>
> Perhaps in most instances, but in this case, the technical are
> distinctly different and have a different set of concerns and issues.
> The IETF for instance doesn't really fit the profile of a supplier or
> a consumer, nor would it share the same set of concerns as either of
> those.
>
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