Twice a year the APNIC community comes together to learn about the new technologies shaping the Internet, share information, and meet with experts, colleagues and peers.

It’s also where the community comes together to discusses the management of Internet number resources in the APNIC Policy Special Interest Group (SIG).

APNIC conferences comprise workshop and conference sessions:

• The Workshops are full-day sessions with hands-on lab work on topics such as MPLS, network security and IPv6 routing with regional and international experts.
• The conference consists of a variety of tutorials and sessions to help the community build and manage the Internet, for example, Bird of a Feather (BoF) meetings, Lightning Talks, and plenaries. There are also numerous opportunities to network with various social events throughout the conference, as well as the morning and afternoon tea and lunch sessions. Check out the program to plan your conference schedule.

Watch: Why attend an APNIC conference (video)

Read more: Past and upcoming APNIC conferences

Conference Highlight: the Policy Special Interest Group (SIG)

The Policy SIG, held over three sessions, is an important forum for you to attend. It gives you the opportunity to comment on new policy proposals that may affect the way you manage Internet number resources and operational requirements. See what policies are currently under discussion.

Read more: APNIC Policy Development Process (PDP)

Have questions on APNIC PDP? Email policy@apnic.net