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$pageAuthor = "Bjorn Freeman-Benson Nov 20/05";
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<p>The Eclipse Technology Project is managed by a small group known as
the Eclipse Technology Project Management Committee (<a
href="technology-charter.html#PMC">PMC</a>). The PMC holds weekly
conference calls (see <a href="pmc-minutes.php">the minutes</a>) and
holds (some) discussions on <a href="mailto:technology-pmc@eclipse.org">technology-pmc@eclipse.org</a>
mailing list. The work of the Project is organized into subprojects.
Each subproject has a leader who has overall responsibility for its
success. Large subprojects are further divided into component teams,
each of who has a leader that is responsible for its overall success. We
have listed just the PMC <!-- and
subproject leaders
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committers and developers in the <a href="/newsgroups/" target="_top">newsgroups</a>
and <a href="/mail/" target="_top">mailing lists</a>.</p>
<h2>Project Management Committee</h2>
<ul class="midlist">
<li><b>Wayne Beaton, Eclipse Foundation (wayne at eclipse.org)</b> (PMC
lead)<br />
Wayne is the Evangelist for the Eclipse Foundation. His primary role is
that of informing people of all the exciting things that are happening
in the many Eclipse Projects. He is particularly fond of test-first
development and Extreme Programming, but is quite happy with many
lightweight development methodologies. In past lives, he has worked for
The Object People, BEA, and IBM. In his
&lt;sarcasm&gt;copious&lt;/sarcasm&gt; spare time Wayne spends time
driving his kids to hockey practice and studying martial arts.</li>
<li><b>Bjorn Freeman-Benson, Eclipse Foundation (bjorn at eclipse.org)</b><br>
Bjorn is the Director, Open Source Process at the Eclipse Foundation.
Throughout his meandering career, Bjorn has always been interested
programming languages and IDEs in spite of occassionally wandering away
from their one true path. Bjorn has worked for OTI, Amazon.com,
Rational, and Gemstone, among others. He is also happy to expound at
length about his love of flying.</li>
<li><b>John Duimovich, IBM (john_duimovich at ca.ibm.com)</b><br>
John Duimovich, IBM distinguished engineer, has been the lead designer
and implementor for OTI/IBM&#146;s virtual machine technology for the
past ten years. He has designed virtual machines for a wide range of
platforms, from the implementations for embedded and real time systems
to those for IBM mainframe systems. John has played a key role in the
development of ENVY/Smalltalk, VA/Micro Edition, and VA/Java Java IDEs.
In addition to serving on the Eclipse Technology PMC, John serves as
the lead of the Eclipse Tools PMC.<br />
</li>
<li><b>Gunnar Wagenknecht, AGETO (gunnar at wagenknecht.org)</b><br />
Gunnar is a software engineer who loves server and application
architectures especially those involving Equinox. In his primary role
at AGETO he is thrilled to work on open source software, emerging
platforms and technologies, and to help software companies understand
Eclipse and Equinox and execute on their business objectives in an open
source context. He has been a member of the Eclipse Community since
its beginning. He loves chatting about Eclipse, fishing, diving
and his family and other things that matters over a good beer or a
glass of dry, barrel aged red wine. Gunnar represents the Technology
PMC on the <a href="http://wiki.eclipse.org/Architecture_Council">Eclipse
Architecture Council</a>.</li>
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