[AsteriskBrasil] Asterisk Advisory Council Formed

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Asterisk Advisory Council Formed

Council to Participate in Managing the Asterisk Open Source Telephony  
Project

Digium® Inc., the creator of Asterisk® and pioneer of open source  
telephony, today announced the formation of the Asterisk Advisory  
Council. The Council was developed to respond to the increased  
interest and participation in the Asterisk open source telephony  
project.

Composed of five experienced Asterisk community contributors, the  
Council will assist in the management of the Asterisk open source  
telephony project. Responsibilities of the council include the  
selection and supervision of community developers, management of  
release cycles, and maintenance of Asterisk contributions, among  
other duties.

"As the Asterisk market continues to grow rapidly on a daily basis,  
we saw the need to expand the team managing the open source project,"  
said Kevin Fleming, co-maintainer of Asterisk and senior software  
engineer at Digium. "By identifying these key community members to  
participate in our council, we can ensure that the project continues  
to add innovations and improve without any delays."

The following members have been appointed to the council:

Brian Capouch, Assistant Professor and Chair of the Computer Science  
Department at Saint Joseph's College: Capouch has integrated Asterisk  
with a number of other processors including home automation, network  
monitoring, camera-based security, and the openWRT distribution of  
Linux. He teaches a college course on VoIP, has presented at a number  
of industry conferences, and is working on a forthcoming book on  
Asterisk to be published by Addison-Wesley.
Olle E. Johansson, Asterisk Developer, consultant and Evangelist,  
founder of Edvina AB, Sweden: Johansson has contributed to the SIP  
channel among other parts of Asterisk, worked as a bug marshal and  
has written documentation on the software and the Asterisk wiki. He  
is also one of the founders of Astricon - the Asterisk conference,  
and regularly performs Asterisk training sessions.
Tilghman Lesher, Developer for VCCH, Inc., a leading provider of  
innovative solutions based on open source software: Lesher has  
contributed a large amount of code to the core of Asterisk and is the  
author of a number of applications and dialplan functions. He has  
been programming for over twenty years, with eight years of  
professional experience.
Jeremy McNamara, Founder of The NuFone Network, the first Asterisk- 
based Inter-Asterisk eXchange (IAX) provider: McNamara has been  
working in all aspects of the telecommunications industry for more  
than nine years and has extensive experience with the development,  
testing and deployment of Asterisk-based solutions.
John Todd, Tello Corporation: Todd comes from an IP networking  
background, having worked in several large ISPs, ITSPs, and  
application service providers. He is currently developing next- 
generation network elements and systems, some of which involve  
integrating Asterisk with proprietary systems for customers and  
providers. John is also an active participant and speaker at various  
VoIP forums and conferences.
Details of the Council's organization, membership, management  
policies, decisions and current projects will be available on the  
Asterisk website.


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