Difference between revisions of "Calvin Browne"
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| − | Mr. Browne has served on the [[ISOC]] - South Africa's board as a committee member in charge of membership and was a part of the drafting committee set up by ISOC ZA to resolve [[.za]] namespace issues. He started working in the 90's while he was working as his certification as an accountant. Around 1993, he started implementing large scale Unix based accounting, MRP and logistics based | + | Mr. Browne has served on the [[ISOC]] - South Africa's board as a committee member in charge of membership and was a part of the drafting committee set up by ISOC ZA to resolve [[.za]] namespace issues. He started working in the 90's while he was working as his certification as an accountant. Around 1993, he started implementing large scale Unix based accounting, MRP and logistics based information systems. Later, he joined a computer networking company and then helped in set up an [[ISP]].<ref>[http://members.icann.org/cand/112.html members.icann.org]</ref> He is also a founding member of DNS.<ref>[http://www.africanregistry.net/content.php?contentID=5 africanregistry.net]</ref> |
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Revision as of 23:41, 17 August 2011
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| Country: | South Africa |
| Email: | calvin [at] uniforum.org.za |
Calivn Browne is the Director of Uniforum SA.[1] He handles the responsibilities of Financial Director, Vice Chairperson of the board and Joint spokesperson. He is also a partner in Flame Computing Enterprises CC, which is a consulting company that provides Internet related services. Mr. Browne is also a director and shareholder in domain name services.[2]
He actively attends ICANN Meetings[3][4] and also participates in AfNOG, AfriNIC, RIPE NCC,[5] ISOC and INET events.[6]
Career History
Mr. Browne has served on the ISOC - South Africa's board as a committee member in charge of membership and was a part of the drafting committee set up by ISOC ZA to resolve .za namespace issues. He started working in the 90's while he was working as his certification as an accountant. Around 1993, he started implementing large scale Unix based accounting, MRP and logistics based information systems. Later, he joined a computer networking company and then helped in set up an ISP.[7] He is also a founding member of DNS.[8]