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iWeek 2005
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The Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA), UniForum SA, the CO.ZA Administrators, are pleased to announce that they will be co-hosting a three day series of presentations, workshops and social events in Johannesburg.
iWeek 2005, will be held from:
14th - 16th September 2005
Pharmaceutical Society
52 Glenhove Road
Lower Houghton
Venue map available for download |
map.PPT | here | (95kb) |
Venue map available for download |
map.PDF | here | (204kb) |
Venue map available for download |
map.PNG | here | (21kb) |
Attendance to iWeek is free, but requires registration as numbers are limited. WiFi access will be available throughout the venue. Wifi cards may be available on a purchase or temporary use basis pending vendor agreement.
Please note: Registration is now CLOSED
Dinner
The dinner will be held on Thursday, 15 September 2005. Please note that dinner reservations are now closed.
The dinner will be held at the following venue:
Carvers
51 Mountainview Avenue
Darrenwood
Johannesburg
+27.11.678.5417
Map to dinner available for download |
map-carvers.PNG | here | (11kb) |
Should you have any queries please contact:
iweek @ ispa.org.za
ISPA's vision for 2008
ISPA in 2008: Champion of fair play and a vibrant South African Internet
ISPA champions the interests and rights of Internet service providers and other Internet stakeholders. ISPA supports policies and initiatives that promote the development and growth of the Internet in South Africa.
As an effective and credible independent body, ISPA empowers Internet service providers to provide world-class services to their customers and meet the high standards of integrity set out in ISPA's Code of Conduct.
ISPA strives to be a respected example of balanced industry self-regulation and collaboration, in order to achieve a robust, competitive and vibrant Internet industry.
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