Hi Spencer, I think you guys as Transport ADs will have a lot of interesting info for the IESG this time around. All the work around evolving the Transport layer is very important and is getting a lot of attention in the industry (i.e., outside the IETF).
All the work that is coming and will come after the IAB's workshop is very relevant. Also, the IESG should be made aware of the possibility of QUIC coming to the IETF in a relatively short time frame. The evolution of SCTP and its new use cases (e.g., RTCWeb data channels) is also important for the IESG to know. Of course, the relationship between IETF standardization and all the open source work around transport protocols (even more when some of them are implemented in user space) is also very relevant. I am sure most ADs are aware of most of the topics above at a high level. You need to decide if you want to provide them with more details on some of them. Also, please keep us updated on the topics the rest of the IESG decides to share during the retreat... especially during the evenings over a few beers :-) Cheers, Gonzalo On 17/04/2015 6:28 PM, Spencer Dawkins at IETF wrote: > Dear TSV maevens, > > Martin and I will be meeting with the rest of the IESG during the first > week in May, and the IESG and IAB spend one day together. > > It's worth your ADs asking if there are things that the TSV area needs > the IESG to think about. > > Martin and I have collected significant input about what we should ask > Nomcom for in the position description for TSV ADs, so I think you can > take that as read (and, in any case, we'll be sending the position > description to TSV-Area for comments prior to launching it Nomcom-ward). > > Is there anything else we should be aware of? If so, please reply on the > TSV-Area list. > > Thanks, > > Your humble ADs
