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− | | headquarters = Belgium and Luxembourg | + | | headquarters = Luxembourg |
− | | country = Belgium
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| | twitter = OpenRegistry | | | twitter = OpenRegistry |
− | | keypeople = [[Jean-Christophe Vignes]], CEO <br> [[Jan Jansen]], Operations<br> [[Geert Debyser]], Development <br> [[Hans Seeuws]], Communications | + | | keypeople = [[Michael Riedl]], CEO <br> [[Oliver Fries]], Technical Director<br> |
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− | '''OpenRegistry''' is a newly established company that provides back-end technology solutions for [[registrar]]s, such as new [[gTLD|generic top level domain names]] (gTLD) registration systems, and [[DNSSEC]] solutions. The company is based in Luxembourg and Belgium. | + | '''OpenRegistry - a member of the KeyDrive Group''' - provides together with KSRegistry back-end technology solutions for [[registrar]]s, such as new [[gTLD|generic top level domain names]] (gTLD) registration systems, and [[DNSSEC]] solutions. The company was founded by [[Jan Jansen]] who became part of the successful creation and operation of the [[.be]] and [[.eu]] registries. |
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− | The company was founded by [[Jan Jansen]], [[Geert Debyser]] and [[Hans Seeuws]],<ref>[http://openregistry.com/datanews-dnssec-doesn%E2%80%99t-have-be-complicated openregistry.com]</ref> who became part of the successful creation and operation of the [[.be]] and [[.eu]] registries. OpenRegistry is also involved in the development of policies for various [[ccTLD|country code top level domains]] (ccTLDs), such as [[.fr]], [[.tm]], [[.ac]], [[.sh]], and [[.io]]. | |
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− | The company claims that its staffs has 20 years of experience in providing management solutions for registrars and [[TLD]] managers.<ref>[http://openregistry.com/about-openregistry-0 About OpenRegistry]</ref>
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| ==Solutions== | | ==Solutions== |
| The company offers the following services: | | The company offers the following services: |
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| ** Hosted, licenced or managed models | | ** Hosted, licenced or managed models |
| ** It complies with [[RFC]]s for registration, resolution, and [[Whois]] information | | ** It complies with [[RFC]]s for registration, resolution, and [[Whois]] information |
− | ** It offers more 270 configuration options, to meet any and all policy or technical needs
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| ** Built-in rights protection mechanisms | | ** Built-in rights protection mechanisms |
| ** Multi-currency | | ** Multi-currency |
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| ==OpenRegistry and ICANN== | | ==OpenRegistry and ICANN== |
− | OpenRegistry is an active participant in the activities and meetings of [[ICANN]]. During the [[ICANN 39]] meeting at Cartagena De Indias, OpenRegistry announced the launching of its fully flexible and licensable new gTLD solutions. [[Jan Jansen]], CEO of the company, explained that the software is open and can be edited to exactly meet the needs of its clients.<ref>[http://openregistry.com/openregistrycom-announces-its-fully-flexible-and-licensable-new-gtld-solution-icann-39 Press Release]</ref> At the [[ICANN 40]] meeting in San Francisco, OpenRegistry and [[SX Registry SA]] jointly announced that both companies will manage and operate the [[.sx]] [[ccTLD]] for Sint Maarten. According to OpenRegistry CEO [[J.C. Vignes|Jean-Christophe Vignes]], the company will develop domain name registration policies for .sx and have already assigned the [[CHIP|ClearingHouse for Intellectual Property]] (CHIP) to provide security and protection for the start-up of the ccTLD.<ref>[http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011_03/OpenRegistry_SX_ccTLD/prweb5174404.htm www.prweb.com]</ref> | + | OpenRegistry is an active participant in the activities and meetings of [[ICANN]]. At the [[ICANN 40]] meeting in San Francisco, OpenRegistry and [[SX Registry SA]] jointly announced that both companies will manage and operate the [[.sx]] [[ccTLD]] for Sint Maarten. |
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− | The company also expressed its support to the recent decision of the [[ICANN Board]] during its special meeting at [[ICANN]] 41 in Singapore to introduce new gTLDs.<ref> | + | The company also expressed its support to the decision of the [[ICANN Board]] during its special meeting at [[ICANN]] 41 in Singapore to introduce as soon as possible further new gTLDs.<ref> |
| [http://openregistry.com/six-months-go-until-first-top-level-domains-application Six months to go until the first Top Level Domains Application]</ref> <ref>[http://www.opensrs.com/blog/2011/06/icann-approves-new-gtlds-at-41st-international-meeting-in-singapore/ ICANN Approves new gTLDs]</ref> | | [http://openregistry.com/six-months-go-until-first-top-level-domains-application Six months to go until the first Top Level Domains Application]</ref> <ref>[http://www.opensrs.com/blog/2011/06/icann-approves-new-gtlds-at-41st-international-meeting-in-singapore/ ICANN Approves new gTLDs]</ref> |
| + | ==gTLD Services== |
| + | OpenRegistry provides the technical registry backend services for 18 TLDs - including 2 2nd level ccTLDs (co.nl and co.no). . Apart from .sx the company provides backend services for [[Deloitte]] ([[.deloitte]]), [[KPN]] Telecom ([[.kpn]]), [[LPL Financial]] ([[.lpl]]), the city of Ghent ([[.gent]]).<ref>[http://domainincite.com/openregistry-behind-20-new-gtld-apps/ OpenRegistry Behind 20 new gTLD Apps, DomainIncite.com]</ref>, .ADAC, .LIDL, and DHL. T'''ogether with KSregistry the two companies provide services for 34 TLDs.''' |
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| + | ==Acquisition by KeyDrive Group== |
| + | On January 4th 2017 [[NCC Group]] announced the sale of the OpenRegistry group of companies http://irservices.netbuilder.com/ir/ncc/newsArticle.php?id=2016700&ST=NCC |
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| ==References== | | ==References== |
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