Liaison statement
Appointment of Deborah Brungard as new IETF Liaison Manager to the ITU-T for MPLS
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State | Posted |
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Submitted Date | 2013-04-30 |
From Group | IAB |
From Contact | Russ Housley |
To Group | ITU-T |
To Contacts | tsbtsag@itu.int tsbsg15@itu.int |
Cc | Scott Mansfield <Scott.Mansfield@Ericsson.com> The IAB Chair <iab-chair@iab.org> The IAB <iab@iab.org> The IAB Executive Director <execd@iab.org> ITU TSBDir <tsbdir@itu.int> IESG <iesg@ietf.org> IETF Liaison Statements <statements@ietf.org> |
Response Contact | iab-chair@iab.org |
Purpose | For information |
Attachments | (None) |
Body |
The IAB would like to bring to the ITU-T's attention the appointment of Ms Deborah Brungard as the new IETF Liaison Manager to the ITU-T for MPLS. The IETF-ITU-T MPLS liaison role helps facilitate communication between the IETF and the ITU-T on matters of MPLS. The MPLS liaison manager is responsible for ensuring the liaisons from the IETF on MPLS are routed to the correct study group(s) in the ITU-T and any incoming liaison from the ITU-T on MPLS is communicated to the proper working groups, usually MPLS, CCAMP, and PWE3 working groups. Deborah Brungard has been with AT&T for more than 28 years with experience in network and service management. She is a Lead Member of Technical Staff in AT&T's Network Technologies Unit. She is IETF Routing Area's CCAMP Co-Chair, she has co-chaired CCAMP for more than 6 years. CCAMP (Common Control and Measurement Plane) is responsible for GMPLS and works cooperatively with MPLS, L2VPN, PWE3, OSPF, PCE, IDR, and ISIS. She is also the Routing Area Directorate Coordinator and Routing Area Secretary. Deborah has actively contributed in SG15 for more than 15 years, including as an Editor (in the early 2000's). She is very familiar with the ITU-T process, she was Chair of ANSI (American National Standards) T1X1.5 (Optical Standards) for several years in the early 2000's. For the IAB, Russ Housley IAB Chair |