OpenDaylight Summit 2016

Phil Robb’s experience spans more than 30 years of work on the leading edge of software and networking technology, beginning with the launch of the personal computer in the early 1980s. He began working with open source in 2001 at Hewlett Packard, where he formed and led the company’s... Read More →

Colin Dixon is the Chair of OpenDaylight's Technical Steering Committee and a Distinguished Engineer at Brocade. In both roles, he focuses on leveraging open source software to build innovative networking solutions. Beyond that, he is active in open standards bodies including the... Read More →

An Ho serves as a Senior Engineer at Huawei and works with enterprise network technologies. An is an active contributor to OpenDaylight, particularly with the Unified Secure Channel project. An is passionate about software defined networking, next generation cloud technology, and... Read More →

Stephen Kitt is a software engineer working on multi-cluster networking with OpenShift at Red Hat. He is a long-standing open source and free software aficionado, and has contributed to many different projects. Outside work he enjoys cycling and tinkering with computers from his... Read More →

Robert Varga has been a major contributor to key OpenDaylight infrastructure components, such as MD-SAL, yang tools, the data store, and most recently clustering. He also implemented the first version of the BGP and PCEP plugins. In addition, Robert is one of the most prolific ODL... Read More →

Marcus Williams is a Software Engineer on Intel’s SDN Orchestration Team. He works on ONAP and is a committer on SDNC, CCSDK and APPC projects. He is committer emeritus OpenDaylight Relese Engineering (RELENG) and OPNFV Controller Performance (CPERF). He has previously spoken multiple... Read More →