BW: Red Hat CTO Michael Tiemann Appointed to Embedded Linux Consortium Board of Directors | Linux Today

BW: Red Hat CTO Michael Tiemann Appointed to Embedded Linux Consortium Board of Directors

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Jun 21, 2000

“Red Hat, Inc. (Nasdaq:RHAT), a leader in open source Internet
infrastructure solutions, today announced that the Embedded Linux
Consortium (ELC) has appointed Michael Tiemann, chief technical
officer (CTO), to the ELC Board. The ELC is a non-profit,
vendor-neutral trade organization whose goal is to promote Linux
throughout the embedded, applied and appliance computing markets.
The board consists of top executives in the embedded Linux
arena.”

“The ELC provides a context in which a `meeting of the minds’
can take place between the open source community, embedded
developers and commercial product companies,” said Tiemann. “As a
board member of the ELC, my goal is to ensure that these meetings
serve each constituency as effectively as possible, and that the
consortium can achieve its goal of making Linux the preferred
solution for embedded operating systems.”

“Tiemann was appointed to the position of CTO for Red Hat in
January of 2000 when it acquired Cygnus Solutions, a leader in open
source software and an innovating force in Internet software
infrastructure.”


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Web Webster

Web Webster

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