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'''Michael O'Connell'' is | '''Michael O'Connell''' is a Software Engineer for Domain Name Services (Pty) Ltd, which is a registry software services company based in South Africa and working with [[ZACR]] on their registry operations for the [[.za]] [[ccTLD]] and the new applications for [[.africa]], [[.durban]], etc. | ||
Other industry fora that Mr. O'Connell has participated in include the [[IETF]], and as a speaker at the 2011 International Cloud Symposium.<ref>[http://events.oasis-open.org/home/cloud/2011/speakerprofiles SpeakerProfiles, Events.Oasis-Open.org]</ref> | Other industry fora that Mr. O'Connell has participated in include the [[IETF]], and as a speaker at the 2011 International Cloud Symposium.<ref>[http://events.oasis-open.org/home/cloud/2011/speakerprofiles SpeakerProfiles, Events.Oasis-Open.org]</ref> | ||
===Expertise=== | ===Expertise=== | ||
Michael O'Connell has been involved in the conceptualization, design and development of a multi-protocol B2B message server used for domain provisioning and remote invoicing. He is an expert in the OASIS ebXML specifications, particularly ebMS V3 and AS4, and the [[IETF]] STD 69 for EPP where he has been instrumental both in the development and implementation of those specifications. Other areas of expertise include UML | Michael O'Connell has been involved in the conceptualization, design, and development of a multi-protocol B2B message server used for domain provisioning and remote invoicing. He is an expert in the OASIS ebXML specifications, particularly ebMS V3 and AS4, and the [[IETF]] STD 69 for EPP where he has been instrumental both in the development and implementation of those specifications. Other areas of expertise include UML modeling, C++ design, and development using QT4 communicating with a Java Data Warehouse over CORBA, Java XML Object creator application for the creation of data objects for use in a C++ QT Application, design and implementation of Java and Python Server applications, Java Swing applications, application development for smartphones, and the development of system and user documentation.<ref>[http://events.oasis-open.org/home/cloud/2011/speakerprofiles SpeakerProfiles, Events.Oasis-Open.org]</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Michael O'Connell is a Software Engineer for Domain Name Services (Pty) Ltd, which is a registry software services company based in South Africa and working with ZACR on their registry operations for the .za ccTLD and the new applications for .africa, .durban, etc.
Other industry fora that Mr. O'Connell has participated in include the IETF, and as a speaker at the 2011 International Cloud Symposium.[1]
Expertise
Michael O'Connell has been involved in the conceptualization, design, and development of a multi-protocol B2B message server used for domain provisioning and remote invoicing. He is an expert in the OASIS ebXML specifications, particularly ebMS V3 and AS4, and the IETF STD 69 for EPP where he has been instrumental both in the development and implementation of those specifications. Other areas of expertise include UML modeling, C++ design, and development using QT4 communicating with a Java Data Warehouse over CORBA, Java XML Object creator application for the creation of data objects for use in a C++ QT Application, design and implementation of Java and Python Server applications, Java Swing applications, application development for smartphones, and the development of system and user documentation.[2]