The GNI Project was successfully completed in 2009.
This site remains for those seeking information about activities associated with the GNI Project.
Please note: This site is no longer maintained.
Welcome to the website of the Global Network Interconnectivity (GNI) Project - a project being conducted by the Information Science Dept. at the University of Otago, in cooperation with industry partners Open Cloud and Harmonic.
The objec
tive of this project is to develop research, enterprise training, and knowledge sharing activities to support new ICT technologies, such as JAIN SLEE, that are contributing to telecommunications, multimedia, and information systems convergence.
The Global Network Interconnectivity project aims to provide a framework to build a globally competitive industry around pioneering work in the area of next generation networks, and to remain responsive and connected to the evolving international, educational and market opportunities that ICT offers.
Find out more
Here you can find information relating to the GNI Project, the associated Otago Next Generation Networks and Services (ONGENS) Test Bed Facility, and the ONGENS Virtual World Grid.
Funding
The Global Network Interconnectivity Project has been funded by the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) under the Growth and Innovation Pilot Initiatives scheme.
Project Partners
