User:Bcornec

About

My primary professional roles are :

• HP Open Source and Linux Master Technology Architect for the HP/Intel Solution Center in Grenoble, France, specially in charge of the Open Source Solutions initiative between HP, Intel and Red Hat and Open Source and Linux Profession Lad for HP EMEA.
• Project Leader of the MondoRescue, Dploy.org and Project-Builder projects
• Contributor to the LinuxCOE, Mandriva, Fedora, FOSSology, rinse, mrepo and tellico projects.

Of course, I'm the sole responsible for any contribution I make to Wikipedia, not my employer.

My Identities

• e-mail: bruno_at_victoria.frmug.org
• Jabber: eurolinux_at_gmail.com
• GnuPG public key: 171EFF9E
• LinkedIn: profile
• Personal Blog
• FOSSBazaar Blog
• Public Blog

Interests

I began as project manager for a Software Engineering Tool (Andromède a SCM system) in Alcatel back in 1987. I then worked for the company (Eslog) in charge of that tool in 1991. I discovered the Internet and Linux in 1993, during a service consulting contract for a customer. After that in 1995, I worked for an HP reseller and Medical Software Vendor (Medasys), and finally entered in HP in Dec. 2000

I use Linux for all what I do, professionaly and privately since 1995 (My last known Windows OS is Win95).

Outside computers activities, I love hearing ancient music (Especially Middle-Age, Renaissance and Baroque), as well as singing (Alto & Tenor) or playing the recorder or various ancient instruments such as the Crumhorn, Rauschpfeiffe, ... drums, ... and passing time making photos of my 3 kids and my wife.

Bio

• 1964 - Born in Paris, France
• 1984 - Engineer from Ecole Centrale de Lyon
• 1987 - Alcatel - Andromède (CMS) project management, Unix admin (HP-UX on HP9000-825, HP9000-7xx, SunOS)
• 1991 - Eslog - Developer, trainer, Consultant around Andromède (CMS)
• 1995 - Medasys - Open Source and Linux Consultant
• 2000 - HP - Open Source and Linux Presales
• 2003 - HP - Open Source and Linux Master Technology Architect
• 2009 - RHCE on RHEL5
• 2010 - RH401 (Satellite) on RHEL 5