Over 18 years experience in the IT space in a variety of roles, including: network engineering, system administration, storage administration, High availability deployments, IT management. Currently Brian is passionate about open source projects and mobile technology. (Especially where the two meet: e.g. Android)

Sunny Dubey is a long time user of Linux, and a huge supporter of open source and open standards. He runs Linux on all of his servers, laptops, and now even his cell phone.

He has been on the cutting edge of open source Linux virtualization when it was merely User-Mode-Linux. Today he can even use Linux for his digital-DJ’ing needs.

Eric Moore got into system administration through a career in science (he has a Phd in chemistry). Computational chemists use a lot of computers. Someone has to fix them, Eric was that guy. He’s been managing clusters of ever-increasing size since the early 90’s.

He’s a big fan of automated systems administration, and does a lot of process automation for Brandorr. He still needs to get his personal machines automated, since counting VM’s, there’s over the magic number of three.

For Heow Goodman, the art of software development has completely captured his passion and is his premier career choice rather than simply being a stepping stone on the way to upper management.

With two decades of professional experience in some of the most varied environments of the industry, software development continues to cultivate the desire to condense centuries of productivity into the mere decades of a human lifespan.

David, a longtime Linux enthusiast has been fascinated with computers ever since he gazed upon a TRS-80 Model I three decades ago in high-school. Since then he's worked as a Unix administrator and programmer in C/C++, Python and FORTRAN.

He enjoys Linux (Fedora), playing Hypergate Centurion strategy game, playing with his dog and hiking the wilderness of NJ and lower NY State.