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'''OpenRegistry''' is a newly established company | '''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. | ||
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. | 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]]. | ||
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> | 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: | ||
* Consultancy services for entities | * Consultancy services for entities that wish to apply for new gTLDs with [[ICANN]], starting with feasibility studies, identifying operational and business criteria, marketing and technical requirements, legal assistance, implementation and launch, and continuous assistance.<ref>[http://openregistry.com/consultancy-services Services]</ref> | ||
* OpenRegistry Software- The company offers flexibility,security, stability, trademark and data protection for its clients. The OpenRegistry Software offers the following features:<ref>[http://openregistry.com/sensirius-registry-software OpenRegistry Software]</ref> | * OpenRegistry Software- The company offers flexibility, security, stability, trademark and data protection for its clients. The OpenRegistry Software offers the following features:<ref>[http://openregistry.com/sensirius-registry-software OpenRegistry Software]</ref> | ||
** Capable of supporting non-latin domains, [[IPv6]], and [[DNSSEC]] | |||
** It has all the technical functions required by ICANN | |||
** 100% free and open source database system (PostGres) | |||
** Hosted, licenced or managed models | |||
** 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 | |||
** Built-in rights protection mechanisms | |||
** Multi-currency | |||
** Real-time information on the demographics of each web site’s visitors | |||
==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 | 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> | ||
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 recent decision of the [[ICANN Board]] during its special meeting at [[ICANN]] 41 in Singapore to introduce new gTLDs.<ref> | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Companies]] | [[Category:Companies]] | ||
Revision as of 00:14, 2 August 2011
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| Industry: | Internet/Information Technology |
| Headquarters: | Belgium and Luxembourg |
| Country: | Belgium |
| Website: | OpenRegistry.com |
| Facebook: | OpenRegistry |
| Twitter: |  @OpenRegistry
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| Key People | |
| Jean-Christophe Vignes, CEO Jan Jansen, Operations Geert Debyser, Development Hans Seeuws, Communications | |
OpenRegistry is a newly established company that provides back-end technology solutions for registrars, such as new generic top level domain names (gTLD) registration systems, and DNSSEC solutions. The company is based in Luxembourg and Belgium.
The company was founded by Jan Jansen, Geert Debyser and Hans Seeuws,[1] 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 country code top level domains (ccTLDs), such as .fr, .tm, .ac, .sh, and .io.
The company claims that its staffs has 20 years of experience in providing management solutions for registrars and TLD managers.[2]
Solutions[edit | edit source]
The company offers the following services:
- Consultancy services for entities that wish to apply for new gTLDs with ICANN, starting with feasibility studies, identifying operational and business criteria, marketing and technical requirements, legal assistance, implementation and launch, and continuous assistance.[3]
- OpenRegistry Software- The company offers flexibility, security, stability, trademark and data protection for its clients. The OpenRegistry Software offers the following features:[4]
- Capable of supporting non-latin domains, IPv6, and DNSSEC
- It has all the technical functions required by ICANN
- 100% free and open source database system (PostGres)
- Hosted, licenced or managed models
- It complies with RFCs for registration, resolution, and Whois information
- It offers more 270 configuration options, to meet any and all policy or technical needs
- Built-in rights protection mechanisms
- Multi-currency
- Real-time information on the demographics of each web site’s visitors
OpenRegistry and ICANN[edit | edit source]
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.[5] 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 Jean-Christophe Vignes, the company will develop domain name registration policies for .sx and have already assigned the ClearingHouse for Intellectual Property (CHIP) to provide security and protection for the start-up of the ccTLD.[6]
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.[7] [8]