Management
It is managed by a board, composed of 11 elected volunteers and 1 liaison to IBM, who now owns the Informix product line.
For 2009, the board is composed of:
- Gary Ben-Israel, National Institute for Testing and Evaluation, Israel.
- Sergio Ferreira, MoreData, Portugal.
- Cindy Lichtenauer, One Point Solutions, United States.
- Stuart Litel (President), Kazer, United States.
- Jean Georges Perrin, GreenIvory, France.
- Kernoal Stephens, CIDC, United States.
- Kate Tomchik, The Home Depot, United States.
- Art Kagel, Oninit, LLC, United States.
- Andrew Ford, The Home Depot, United States.
- Tammy Frankforter, Anchorage School District, United States.
- Miguel Carbone, MC IT Solutions, Brazil.
- Al Martin, IBM, United States.
For 2008, the board is composed of:
- Gary Ben-Israel, National Institute for Testing and Evaluation, Israel.
- Sergio Ferreira, MoreData, Portugal.
- Cindy Lichtenauer, One Point Solutions, United States.
- Stuart Litel (President), Kazer, United States.
- Jean Georges Perrin, GreenIvory, France.
- Kernoal Stephens, CIDC, United States.
- Kate Tomchik, The Home Depot, United States.
- Art Kagel, Oninit, LLC, United States.
- Norma Jean Sebastian, United States.
- Andrew Ford, The Home Depot, United States.
- Tammy Frankforter, Anchorage School District, United States.
- Bruce Weed, IBM, United States.
For 2007, the board is composed of:
- Gary Ben-Israel, National Institute for Testing and Evaluation, Israel.
- Sergio Ferreira, MoreData, Portugal.
- David Fraser, Logis, New Zealand.
- June Hunt, Tyler Technologies, United States.
- Cindy Lichtenauer, One Point Solutions, United States.
- Stuart Litel (President), Kazer, United States.
- Jean Georges Perrin, GreenIvory, France.
- Michael Segel, MSCC, United States.
- Kernoal Stephens, AutoZone, United States.
- Kate Tomchik, The Home Depot, United States.
- Bruce Weed, IBM, United States.
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