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About the team

The community steering team is responsible for the care and feeding of the community. This team will be responsible to make sure the community has what it needs to function effectively. That may include

proactively checking in with members to see what can be improved
starting projects to improve the community
providing a structured way to handle conflict in the community
making sure communication tools work well for the community
owning the on-ramp process for the community

The team will operate based on a set of first principles about what they believe makes for a healthy and effective open source community.

Who's in the team

Membership in this Community Steering Team is open to anyone who is interested in growing and strengthening the ONOS community and wants to take part in driving projects forward to support the community. Please join a meeting or use the contact information below to reach out if you are interested in taking part.

Kalyankumar Asangi, Director Engineering, Huawei
David Boswell, Director of Community, ON.Lab
Patricia Dugan, Founder, It's The Community
Eva Lu, Alliance & Brand Marketing, IP Innovation and Technology Group, Huawei
Mike McBride, Sr. Director of Innovation & Technology Strategy, Huawei
Domenico Siracusa, Senior Researcher, CREATE-NET
Bill Snow, VP Engineering, ON.Lab
Greg Whelan, Principal Analyst/Consultant, Greywale Insights

Contact Information

Please feel free to post any questions, comments or suggestions on the ONOS Community team mailing list.

Recurring Meetings

Time: Held on the last Thursday of every month at 8 AM pacific
Format: Google Hangouts
Archives: All meetings will be hosted on the YouTube ON.Lab channel and available to share on social media to encourage participation and commentary from our community

Meeting Details and Agenda

Date

Video

Agenda

March 10, 2016

8AM pacific

Join us on Google Hangouts

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Who do we need to invite so that this group represents the community (for instance, more service provider participation)?
Discussion about the ONOS Ambassadors pilot and its role in regional community building
What questions we want to include in a community survey?
What community metrics do we have now and what additional metrics do we need (for instance, retention rate for contributors)?
One of our first principles is learning opportunities – are there trainings we should be providing community (for instance, helping people prepare to become a module owner)?

February 25, 2016