BW: David Sugar Elected to Vovida Networks Sponsored Seat on International Softswitch Consortium
Aug 22, 2000, 23:03 (0 Talkback[s])
"The Linux development community and open source community
elected David Sugar as their representative to participate on the
International Softswitch Consortium (ISC)."
"Vovida Networks sponsored the open election and has contributed
the yearly ISC membership fee, travel and lodging for a member of
the Linux development/open source community to participate on the
ISC."
"I am very excited about this opportunity Vovida has provided
for the free and open source software communities to work with the
ISC to further promote open interoperable standards for the benefit
of telephony developers everywhere," said David Sugar, after
receiving the news of his election. As the GNU maintainer for
Bayonne (the GNU project's IVR and future softswitch effort), David
has been deeply committed to promoting fully open standards and in
helping others in the development of free telephony software. In
addition to his role as a GNU maintainer, he has developed some of
the earliest GNU/Linux telephony projects, and is a recent
contributor to FreeBSD and the lead developer of the TOSI project:
the BSD communities' telephony software effort. David is the CTO of
Open Source Telecom Corporation."
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