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Artemis a Doctor of IT science and has a track record of more than 12
years in migration and hardware virtualization software. He is the lead
software architect at Emulators International, a company that specializes in
OpenVMS related software solutions.
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Paul has worked with OpenVMS
since 1984 and joined Digital three years later. Moving to the Components and Peripherals
division in 1993, he supported printers and related software. When Digital sold the printing business to
Genicom in 1997, he joined the DCPS engineering team there. Paul "came back" to Compaq in 2000
and continues to be the Project Leader and Engineer responsible for DCPS at HP.
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John (a.k.a. John AtoZ) is former member of OpenVMS Engineering. During his tenure as the OpenVMS project
leader for Volume Shadowing (from 1998 until 2005) several key features, most
notably mini copy and mini merge, were delivered.
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John has been consulting on distributed application design for over 30 years. He has
spent time in the recent past analyzing and optimizing Java applications. John
consults world-wide with HP customers and has been with digital/Compaq/HP for
the last 27 years.
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Walt has worked in VMS since 1987. He is currently a systems project leader, and was
the project leader for porting the linker and other tools that deal with
objects or images from VAX to Alpha and from Alpha to Itanium.
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Juan is a LAN engineer who is the Project Leader of the OpenVMS VLAN project.
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Akila is working with ABS/MDMS products for the last 5 years with GDIC OpenVMS
practice. She participated in several VMS trainings conducted within the
practice in Basic, Advanced and VMS internals. She was judged as the best
participant in "train the trainer" workshop by Rob Eulenstien's and
Bruce Ellis's Crash Dump and VMS internals sessions. She has also participated
in techcon abstract submission and has written knowledge briefs.
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Rick is the Project Leader for the OpenVMS External Authentication project.
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Tom is the TEC manager and relationship manager for Brilliant Systems, LLC whose partnership has brought forth the OpenVMS-based HP Secure Server web-based messaging product.
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Hartmut is a member of the OpenVMS Software Group at Hewlett-Packard. He is the project leader for the OpenVMS Object and Images. This project includes the I64 linker and related tools like Analyze.
He is also maintaining image relate d code in VMS. Since joining Digital/Compaq/HP in 1986 he worked for several support and engineering groups
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Richard is project leader for OpenVMS Kernel Tools. As such, Richard is
the lead maintainer and developer for System Dump Analyzer (SDA), bugcheck,
image dumps, and related projects. Now that these tools have been ported to
OpenVMS I6 4, Richard and the Kernel Tools team continue to enhance the tools
to support new OpenVMS features, to improve their performance, and to add other
features that enhance usability. Richard has a B.Sc. in Mathematics from
Imperial College, London, and has spent his entire working life in software
engineering, including 20 years in OpenVMS Engineering.
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Sheldon is the Engineering Lead for the Security project in TCP/IP services
for OpenVMS.
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Verell has been the VMScluster Communications Architect since 1982. Verell
also leads the OpenVMS BaseOS CLUSTER COMMUNICATIONS engineering team. His
expertise areas include VMScluster Communications, SCA, NISCA, SCACP, Disaster
Tolerant clusters, & FastPath.
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Larry is a senior member of Hewlett-Packards OpenVMS engineering group.
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After graduating as an electronics hardware engineer I started in
1975 developing electronic test equipment for a medical research laboratory. At
that place I had my first encounter with computers (PDP8/PDP11/6502). In 1977 I
moved to an oil company developing seismic test equipment connected to a PDP11,
and started to write device drivers for RSX11M. They were then converted to a VAX
and VMS. Later on I moved inside the company to the computer centre doing the
helpdesk for a year, followed by system management of the biggest VAXcluster in
the country. In 1987 I joined DEC in the VMS country support group in the
Netherlands giving support to customers. Around 2000 I started to work part
time for VMS engineering in the sustaining engineering group to support the VMS
exec and the scsi drivers, which then became a full time job.
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Tony joined DEC in 1988 developing software for field test. He later
joined the firmware group in the Mill and wrote SROM, PAL, and boot firmware
for Alpha systems. In 1995, he joined the systems group in OpenVMS, where he
works as an IO subsystem specialist for Alpha and Itanium based platforms.
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David is an independent consultant from Plano Texas. He has presented at DECUS and Encompass
Symposia for several years on OpenVMS topics.
As a hobby, he provides technical support for the OpenVMS Hobbyist
Program.
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Paul is the Technical Lead for the OpenVMS
C Run-Time Library and the Project Leader for the OpenVMS symbolic links and
POSIX pathname processing project. A
software engineer for over 20 years, he has been an OpenVMS developer since
1987. As part of the UNIX Portability
program, Paul is also active in providing technical assistance to partners and
customers porting UNIX applications to OpenVMS.
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After joining DEC in 1984, Lee worked primarily on VMS-centric applications,
including the DECalc and DECdecision spreadsheets, and content-based retrieval
software. Since returning from a sabbatical spent working on the TeamLinks for
Macintosh email client, he has been working in the system management tools
group in OpenVMS Engineering.
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Mark is a senior software engineer within the Defense Science and Technology Organization
(DSTO), part of Australia's Department of Defense. DSTO's role is to ensure the expert,
impartial and innovative application of science and technology to the defense
of Australia and its national interests.
He began professional work with VMS in 1988 with systems administration
and systems software development, continuing in these roles until 2002. He is still called-on frequently as the VMS village
elder. He is currently involved in the
development of HF radar systems and now has to maintain his association with
VMS in his own time, through the continued development and support of the WASD
web services and associated packages.
Mark has previously spoken at Australian DECUS Symposia and has taught
tertiary IT courses part-time for the last decade. He claims to have a BEd(Science) degree
earned last century when computing machines still contained discrete
flop-flops.
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Gaitan is the OpenVMS Technical Director. He has 15 years of experience in software engineering with a focus on networking and client/server products. He is responsible for providing high-end
tactical and broad strategic direction a cross the OpenVMS Organization. In addition to these duties, Gaitan is a member of the eBusiness engineering team, works with various Engineering groups to
ensure the Integrity Server deliverables for compilers, development tools, and layered products are met, and delivers the Integrity Server messages to customers and partners. Gaitan is a key member
of the team responsible for the planning of the port of OpenVMS and Layered Products to the Itanium™ Product Family.
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Leo is the Business Manager for the LAN projects in OpenVMS.
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Mark has been working in the OpenVMS Performance Group since 1996. He is
an expert at simulator design and development for test & analysis of
systems, software, firmware and hardware. He is also an expert at large scale
test plan design, automation, execution, data logging, data reduction and
report generation for investigation, characterization and qualification of
systems, hardware, firmware and software.
Since 1978, he has worked in
operating systems, networking, storage, C3I, telemetry data processing, simulation
modeling, real time programming, tools development, digital imaging, e-mail and
data bases.
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John is the HP OpenVMS Business Manager for System Management and for
e-Business and Integration technologies. He has over 30 years experience in the
computer industry in software engineering management, business/product
management, systems programming, and consulting.
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Since joining VMS Engineering in 1985, Burns Fisher has worked in many
engineering and project leading roles.
These include leading the port of DECwindows from VAX to Alpha,
technical leadership of the Extended File Specifications project and working in
the VMS exec in the areas of process scheduling and non-paged pool
allocation. More recently, he designed
and wrote SoftWare Interrupt Services (SWIS) as part of porting VMS to the
Itanium Processor Family, and designed and implemented VMS scheduler changes to
support hyperthreads.
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Kevin, is the OpenVMS Engineering Project Leader for SSL for OpenVMS a port
of the popular OpenSSL software.
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Hein started working 27 years ago for Digital Holland working on
several RMS-11 projects. Hein has supported
VMS, RMS and databases at the European level. He joined VMS Engineering doing
RMS in 1991 for 3 years. This was followed by Systems Engineering for an Applications
Performance group, performing Oracle and RMS projects. Hein has given numerous
DECUS presentations over the years, and is a regular contributor to comp.os.vms
and the HP ITRC forum for RMS questions and performance questions. While his
real work over the last decade focused around large commercial applications
using Oracle on UNIX platforms he still helped out with critical RMS based
application perfomance problems. Since leaving HP late 2005 Hein has been
consulting on RMS related performance issues for major OpenVMS application.
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Lon, joined Digital full time in 1984 as a hardware engineer. He, for example, helped designed the VAX 8800
ALU. Later he specialized in state
machine design and implementation and contributed (named as co-inventor,
patented) to "System and Method for Dynamic Avoidance of Simultaneous
Switching Output Limitation of an Integrated Circuit Chip". In 1990 he switched to software engineering
and joined the OpenVMS Debug team. He
has contributed or led enhancements to software development tools, most notably
OpenVMS Debug, Trace, and SCD (System Code Debug). That included ports to Alpha, ports to I64,
new Debug pthread support, Debug multi process support overhaul, analyze process
dump rewrite, and more. He also led the
port of DCPI to OpenVMS Alpha. In his
spare time Lon is an avid fisherman.
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Steve is a consulting software
engineer within HP OpenVMS Engineering, responsible for various odd corners of
the operating system itself and for parts of the engineering development
environment. You may well have seen an
occasional newsgroup postings, a web forum or a notes conference entry at
various sites, the OpenVMS Freeware, a book or two, one of my previous presentations,
or other such materials. These boot camp
sessions will be extensions of several of these postings and materials, and
with updates and details you haven't seen before.
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Dave has been a Product/Business Manager with OpenVMS for seven years, starting
with Digital in 1989. Amongst other things he manages the OpenVMS
Virtualization program, mail & messaging products and 3rd Party VMS
emulation products. He has an MBA and a degree in Aeronautical Engineering.
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Melanie works in OpenVMS as a liaison between Oracle Support and
Oracle Development and OpenVMS Sustaining Engineering. She assists with Oracle related customer issues;
helps setup Oracle test systems for the engineers and responds to a variety of
Oracle related questions. Before
starting with HP (then Compaq) over 5 years ago, she had been an OpenVMS System
and Networks Manager, worked for an internet startup company and been a Sr.
Technical Support Engineer for a variety of software applications running on
OpenVMS and several UNIX platforms.
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Paul is the engineer responsible for memory disk boot.
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Jilly, is a senior
Consultant on the OpenVMS PCC Team of the Proprietary Solutions Support Group
in the Colorado Customer Support Center.
Mark has been delivering OpenVMS support since 1989 in the areas of OpenVMS
Internals, Performance & Memory Management and has been with HP since 1979.
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Greg has worked in OpenVMS Engineering
for the last 15 years. He specializes in
the OpenVMS Lock Manager and in performance of large SMP systems.
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Forrest works in OpenVMS focusing on USB and console support. And in
his spare time he likes to sail and make unusual USB devices work on VMS.
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Barry is currently the project leader of the Availability Manager
product at Hewlett-Packard. Previous to
his tenure at Hewlett-Packard in the OpenVMS Engineering group, he was an
OpenVMS system manager for the academic computer cluster at a large university
for 12 years. Barry has been a presenter
at various technical shows and at OpenVMS Boot camp.
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Norman J. Lastovica is a Principal Engineer within Oracle's Rdb Engineering organization. Mr. Lastovica has over 20 years experience with large OpenVMS systems design and development including
several major Oracle Rdb benchmark and prototyping efforts on behalf of Rdb customers. Currently a member of the KODA project team, he shares responsibility for the physical data storage, index,
journaling, recovery, row cache, hot standby, and LogMiner components of the Rdb product family along with the port of Oracle Rdb to the OpenVMS Integrity environment. In his free time, he enjoys
outdoor sports with his family in the mountains surrounding their home in Colorado.
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Bart has 30 years of experience
in system management, network planning, and application and system performance
tuning; 18 of them were in the telecommunications, banking, and consulting
industries, and he currently works in the OpenVMS P erformance Group at HP. His
many sessions and seminars presented at customer events have been very well
received over the years, with emphasis being placed on practical solutions to
the problems encountered in real life situations.
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Andrew Leigh is a Principal Software Engineer for the OpenVMS TCP/IP Group. He is a member of the kernel team and is responsible for PPP, IPfilter/NAT, BPF/packetfilter, libpcap/tcpdump and
TCPtrace. Andrew received a BSc Honors from City University London. He is in his 16th year working for Digital/Compaq/HP. In his first 11 years he worked in services as a Senior Network Support
Specialist for VMS and the last 5 years he has worked for TCP/IP engineering.
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John is a key member of the UNIX Portability program and a consultant on the
HP port of Samba to OpenVMS. He has been
programming on OpenVMS systems for 23 years and has been a member of the
OpenVMS organization for 5 years. As part
of the UNIX Portability program, John is also active in providing technical
assistance to partners and customers porting UNIX applications to OpenVMS.
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Fred spent many years in training and
development of OpenVMS courses for Digital Equipment Corporation. He moved into
Multivendor Systems Engineering, part of Global Solutions Engineering for
Compaq and HP. He continues to be part of the MSE OpenVMS systems support team.
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Brad McCusker is a senior technical architect in HPs Business Critical Servers, Transition Engineering and Consulting group, focusing on delivering architectural workshops to enterprise customers
contemplating transitions to various HP platforms. Prior to this role, Brad was a longtime member of HPs OpenVMS Engineering group where he was the Project Leader for the C Run-Time Library (C RTL),
responsible for leading its upgrade to meet Open Group standards and support UNIX/Linux application portability. Brads prior work in the OpenVMS Engineering group included a long history with
PATHWORKS and Advanced Server Engineering. Prior to Digital/Compaq/HP, Brad spent eight years in an OpenVMS development environment, primarily for the US Navy in the field of real-time
anti-submarine warfare simulation. Brad has a BS in Computer Science from the University of Lowell, and an MS in Computer Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. When not consulting with HPs
enterprise customers, Brad can be found with his family on the ski slopes of Vermont where he is a member of the National Ski Patrol System.
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Ann McQuaid
General Manager, OpenVMS Division
Business Critical Servers
Hewlett-Packard Company
Ann McQuaid is the General Manager for Hewlett Packard's OpenVMS Systems Division, responsible for worldwide engineering, customer satisfaction, quality, and business management of the OpenVMS
Systems product portfolio. Ann's team has ported OpenVMS to the new Integrity Servers based on the Itanium chip set and is working with key vertical and horizontal software partners to bring
end-to-end solutions to mission critical OpenVMS customers.
Most recently, Ann was the Director of Engineering for the OpenVMS Division, responsible for worldwide engineering of the OpenVMS Systems product portfolio. This portfolio includes the OpenVMS
Operating System, OpenVMS Cluster, OpenVMS Network Software, OpenVMS standards integration, and all other associated Hewlett-Packard OpenVMS software products. In addition, Ann managed the technical
relationship between OpenVMS Engineering and Oracle Engineering.
Since joining Digital Equipment Corporation in 1981, Ann has held various management positions. Ann was the Operations Manager and Chief of Staff for the OpenVMS Division. Her responsibilities
included developing and delivering operational and strategic goals for the OpenVMS organization, Out Source partner management, Oracle Relationship Management, and Executive and Strategic
Communications. Prior to her chief of staff role, Ann managed the OpenVMS Product and Business Management group.
Ann has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Southern New Hampshire.
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Jim has been working with VMS machines since the prototype testing in
1977. Mr. Mehlhop worked for Digital for
15 years, where he developed their Crash Dump Analysis course. He worked for PARSEC Group providing
consulting and training for 7 year s. He worked for Process software for 9
years providing VMS support, as related to Multinet and TCPware. He recently rejoined Parsec to continue
teaching and supporting VMS. Mr. Mehlhop has delivered many DECUS sessions over
the years and the OpenVMS Crash Dump Analysis Seminar by himself and with Ruth
Goldenberg.
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Johan has over 23 years experience on OpenVMS. He is an OpenVMS consultant at
HP in Brussels, specialized in systems management and automated operations.
Johan initiated the development of CockpitMgr in the early nineties. CockpitMgr
is today world-wide available from Emulators International.
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Ken has been with the combined HP for 27 years, starting with Digital Equipment
in 1979 as an Educational Services developer of Computer Based Instructional
software. Ken was with the VAX DEBUG group for 4 years, and transferred to a
PreSales Solutions Architect position in 1990. Ken has focused on high
availability solutions across the industry for the last 10 years, and has been
an OpenVMS Ambassador since 1992.
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Wayne is the Kerberos and CDSA project Leader for OpenVMS and has led the
effort to bring Secure Delivery to market.
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Paul is the OpenVMS Engineering Encryption Project Leader
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Matt works with the TCP/IP for OpenVMS Engineering team, where he
leads the development of high availability solutions (e.g. failSAFE IP) and
network performance projects. Matt has
authored two OpenVMS technical journal articles and presented on network
related topics to customers and field support around the world. He has worked in network engineering since
1990 in both Australia and USA. His network experience covers TCP/IP, Routing
Protocols, X.25, LLC2, LAPB, HDLC, ATM, Device Drivers, and more. Matt is especially interested in
high-availability networks and network performance. He has also been involved with Web services
and Service Oriented Architecture on OpenVMS.
Matt holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Computer Systems, from
the University of Queensland, and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Physics,
from Queensland University of Technology
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Jeff is a project leader of the Kernel Tools Group within OpenVMS
Engineering. He is responsible for the OpenVMS debugger, traceback utility,
System Code Debugger, DELTA and XDELTA debuggers, and calling standard stack walk
routines. Jeff has 10 years of experience with debugging technologies, is
co-inventor of a patent on debugging and is co-author of a research article on
debugging optimized code. Jeff has been a presenter at Boot Camp every time it
has been offered and has helped numerous customers port applications to OpenVMS
I64
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Karen is an engineer in the OpenVMS Kernel Group. She has been working on
OpenVMS since 1990 and was part of the porting effort of OpenVMS to Alpha and
to IPF. She also worked on 64-bit virtual addressing, very large memory support
and OpenVMS Galaxy. Karen is now focused on partitioning and virtualization on
IPF.
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Keith is a Systems/Software Engineer for HP in the Multivendor Systems Engineering
group within HP Services, doing fly-and-fix work and consulting for HP customer
sites with mission-critical computing needs. He has worked with OpenVMS since
1983, with OpenVMS Clusters since 1986, and is a frequent speaker at HP user
group conferences. He provided telephone support at the Customer Support Center
in Colorado, worked as an engineer in the VAXcluster Systems Engineering group,
worked on OpenVMS Cluster code as a developer within OpenVMS Engineering,
worked on RAID software within StorageWorks Engineering, and also worked for 6
years as an independent consultant, designing, implementing, and operating
disaster-tolerant clusters during that time.
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Guy is an engineer in the OpenVMS
Utilities Group. He has been working on OpenVMS since 1997 and was part of the
porting effort of OpenVMS to IPF. He also worked on LMF on IPF and EDCL. Guy is
now focused on virtualization on IPF.
Prior to these efforts he was an OpenVMS Ambassador focused on customer
needs and communicating those needs to engineering.
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Ken Randell works as a contractor in the USPS Engineering Automation Support group in Merrifield, VA. He has been working with OpenVMS for about 25 years in various roles as an applications
developer, systems programmer, and systems manager. He has also done development work on Novell Netware, Windows, and IBM MVS systems.
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John is the project leader for the Macro-32, Pascal, and COBOL compilers. In
addition, John is the project leader for the GNV opensource project. John has been working on OpenVMS compilers
since 1983 when he joined the Pascal project. His first task was to answer one
of the Pascal SPRs that he submitted as a customer.
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Tom Rogers is a level 3 support engineer in the StorageWorks division at HP where he specializes in EVA performance and disaster tolerant solutions (Continuous Access EVA). Tom is a frequent
presenter and workshop facilitator at HP events.
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Mark Potter BIO
As a Vice President in the Industry-Standard Server (ISS) Business Unit at Hewlett-Packard Corporation, Mark Potter is responsible for the ISS Blades business. The ISS Blades business includes the
award winning BladeSystem family of products and options. The ISS Business Unit develops and markets the industry leading ProLiant Servers, BladeSystem, and options to meet the needs of enterprise
and corporate data centers, corporate remote office, service providers, and small/medium businesses.
Previously, as Director of Platform Software R&D for ISS, Potter led software strategy and R&D for the ProLiant and Blade programs for HP's highly successful industry standard server business. Since
joining HP in January of 1989, Potter has been responsible for increasing ProLiant Servers leadership to support enterprise level computing in the area of systems management, high availability, fault
management, and operating systems.
Prior to joining Hewlett-Packard, Potter was in the aerospace industry where he held a variety of positions. Potter earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Texas A&M University.
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Andy is a Senior Business Manager in the OpenVMS Systems Group at
Hewlett-Packard, responsible for OpenVMS Cluster Software, Storage, Volume
Shadowing, Enterprise Backup and File System solutions. With 25 years of experience in the computer
industry working for HP, Compaq and Digital Equipment Corp., Andy has also
provided Product and Business Management for Oracle and Oracle Rdb products, as
well as Engineering Management for 4th Generation Language products such as
Datatrieve.
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Thomas works as a technology consultant for the Transition Engineering
and Consulting Group within the Business Critical Server Division. He is based
in Munich, Germany and provides consulting to customers on a world-wide basis.
His areas of expertise include, but are not limited to, migration from VAX to
Alpha to Itanium based environments, Alpha and Itanium chip technology, high
performance servers, Windows NT clustering and web enabling of OpenVMS
application environments. Thomas has been with Hewlett-Packard for 27 years and
has held a number of positions within the services organization, engineering
and as a sales consultant.
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Dick is the OpenVMS LAN engineering teams lead engineer who's extensive knowledge of LAN
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Richard Thomas, Attunity, Director of Technical Support
Richard Thomas is a lead technical liaison for pre- and post-sales activities, professional services and technical support.
Mr. Thomas joined Attunity in 1988 as a Consultant in the Professional Services organization. Before that, he worked at NCR on their MRP products.
Mr. Thomas, who earned his BS in Computer Science from the University of Florida, has been supporting data access and integration initiatives in the IT community for over 20 years. Attunity's product
line, Corvsion through Attunity Connect, has provided Richard with the chance to work closely with OpenVMS community. Now, he is applying his expertise managing the Attunity support team to use AIS
for integration across enterprise.
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As Director of Virtualization and Integrity Server Software for HP, Nick van der Zweep has shaped a number of ground-breaking solutions for enterprises who seek to build a flexible IT infrastructure
that can keep pace with rapid business change. Thanks to his work developing HP's first-in-class HP Utility Data Center (UDC) and HP Virtual Server Environment (VSE) offerings, Nick spearheads all
virtualization efforts on behalf of HP Technology Solutions Group. He is also responsible for software marketing for HP Business Critical Servers, including HP-UX 11i, OpenVMS, High Availability
software and the HP Virtual Server Environment.
Mr. van der Zweep draws on his strong technical, sales and marketing knowledge to build innovative solutions to IT challenges. He built the business case for usage-based pricing models, and in
September 1999, introduced Instant Capacity, a first-in-class solution. Nick subsequently introduced several related groundbreaking initiatives, including HP's Pay per Use utility pricing program in
July 2001 and HP's Temporary Instant Capacity in August 2002.
From 1998-2001, Mr. van der Zweep led HP's IT Consolidation program from its inception to a business generating more than half-a-billion dollars annually. Today, it remains the leading strategic and
revenue-generating solution for HP's Technology Solutions Group.
During his 20 years of IT experience, Mr. van der Zweep has focused on data center optimization and on making IT a strategic differentiator for companies. Prior to HP, Nick spent 10 years working as
an IT architect and Data Center Manager for the Great-West Life Assurance Company in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Nick has a Bachelors Degree and a Masters Degree in Computer Science from the
University of Manitoba in Canada.
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Meg is the project leader for Distributed
NetBeans. She has been working at
Digital/Compaq/HP for 15 years, where she's spent the majority of her time
working on compilers and development environments. Prior to that she wrote real-time process
control software for Shell Oil Company. In her spare time, she can be found on
the golf course, or in the woodshop.
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Dan works in the sustaining engineering group helping solve customer LAN and
Network issues.
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Larry is the Hewlett Packard
Company OpenVMS Networks Business Manager, responsible for providing product
and partner relationship support for the HP OpenVMS network suite of products
in Nashua NH. The Hewlett Packard Company is a Fortune 100 company and is a
leading global provider of technology and solutions. Larry has over 20 years of experience in the
high tech industry with the last 8 years spent in the operating system, system
software and middleware software segment of the Hewlett Packard Company.
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