Final Report Chapter 11 Conclusions and Recommendations interconnection between circuit switching networks and IP routing networks, access technology, shift from IPv4 to IP6, electronic information distribution security) and the establishment of training courses in the latest technologies, where trainees can acquire skills in design, construction, maintenance and operating techniques; also the deployment of instructors; (ii) Development of telecommunications technology standards and guidelines in Myanmar, drawing on Japan’s telecommunications standards and guidelines, and the establishment of a system of qualifications for engineers in an environment where services will be provided by multiple carriers; (iii) Increase in the number of instructors capable of teaching the latest technology; (iv) Enhancement of training efficiency and establishment of an online training system to provide follow-up to those who have completed training; (v) Training in the management of technology (MOT) for the information and communications sector to help in the acquisition of knowledge for the effective use of technology as a management resource; (vi) Training related to various issues likely to arise from the planned shift from a monopoly, including the move toward privatization, the introduction of competition and the interconnection of multiple networks; and (vii) Training in the knowledge necessary to create and revise a master plan based on technical justification, as well as the knowledge needed to move the master plan to the practical arena. 11-8