User:Linuxpundit

LinuxPundit is the nom de plume and business name for Bill Weinberg.

Bill Weinberg brings two decades of open source, embedded and open systems, telecommunications, and other technology experience to his role as Principal Analyst and Consultant at Linuxpundit.com. He also serves as advisor and mobile chair at several conferences, including the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit and IDG Open Source World.

Bill's career has included work with industry standards consortia, serving as General Manager of the Linux Phone Standards Forum (now part of the LiMo Foundation), and as Senior Analyst and Initiative Manager at Open Source Development Labs (OSDL), where he ran OSDL Mobile Linux and Carrier Grade programs. Prior to OSDL, Bill was a founding team-member at MontaVista Software, helping to pioneer and establish Linux as the leading platform for intelligent devices. In his extensive and varied career, Bill also worked at Lynx Real-Time Systems (now LynuxWorks), Acer Computer Brazil, and Microtec Research (now Mentor Graphics).

Bill is well known for his writing and speaking on topics ranging from global adoption of Linux to embedded and real-time computing, from application migration to licensing and standardization, and from telecom infrastructure to mobile applications. Bill is a contributor to print and on-line journals including LinuxUser, Search Enterprise Linux and RTC Magazine, and is a speaker and panelist at events like LinuxWorld, Informa Open Source in Mobile and RTECC.

Learn more at LinuxPundit.com and the LinuxPundit Blog

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