Here is a request that has come out from the Open Travel Alliance team.
Members and friends of OpenTravel,
OpenTravel is looking for a talented part-time technical resource for a Specification Coordinator position beginning ASAP as an open-ended contract. The job description is available by contacting below.
If you are interested in being considered for this position, submit a cover letter and CV/resume along with an hourly or monthly rate to positions@opentravel.org by Tuesday 12 October 2010.
Ping them if you want the job spec
Cheers
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28 September 2010
26 April 2010
Open Travel Comes to Seattle - Where Are You?
Open Travel has its first full meeting in 2 years starting tomorrow.
With a good crew of technology luminaries from most of the major sectors. I was privileged to spend an hour with the board meeting today looking at where the organization goes next. Tomorrow we get into the meat.
No promises but I will try and do a follow up blog on what happened.
During the show Stephen Joyce and Dennis Schaal of TNooz will be tweeting and blogging. Further in the evening we have TCamp4 hosted by Gene Quinn and Dennis will aim to make sense of it all.
Hot on the Agenda already are Ancillary Revenues and the complexity of delivery into the market.
So what aren't you here?
Oh yes - I know its because you think it rains here all the time (OK so today it lived up to its reputation).
Cheers
With a good crew of technology luminaries from most of the major sectors. I was privileged to spend an hour with the board meeting today looking at where the organization goes next. Tomorrow we get into the meat.
No promises but I will try and do a follow up blog on what happened.
During the show Stephen Joyce and Dennis Schaal of TNooz will be tweeting and blogging. Further in the evening we have TCamp4 hosted by Gene Quinn and Dennis will aim to make sense of it all.
Hot on the Agenda already are Ancillary Revenues and the complexity of delivery into the market.
So what aren't you here?
Oh yes - I know its because you think it rains here all the time (OK so today it lived up to its reputation).
Cheers
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