Hi All, As some of you may know, I've been doing research using Apache teams for a number of years. Yes, I am the one who was going around with a safari hat at several Apache conferences! You have been very gracious with both your inputs and your friendship. I hope that I have been contributing to spreading the word about Apache through academic presentations and publications. (I've also participated in ApacheCon BarCamp, and LightningTalks in the past)
Oftentimes, both the community members and colleagues from companies who are interested in engaging with Apache teams ask for practical papers. In an answer to this call, I drafted a 4 page document that I would like to soon send out to a publication that is aimed at computing professionals. This document or a version of it could be put on the community page (assuming you'd want it there). It may be useful to explain the Apache process for those companies who work with Apache. I'd like to share the draft document with you to see what you think. Perhaps you would like to add/change something? Let me know if this seems interesting and if so where exactly I should share it. I signed up for confluence already, but I cannot see the community area within it. Cheers, Yeliz. -- U. Yeliz Eseryel, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, University of Groningen Faculty of Economics and Business Department of Business & ICT homepage: yeliz.eseryel.com
