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| − | '''Dr. Brian Reid''' is a Senior Member of Technical Staff at [[Internet Systems Consortium]], also serving as Director of Corporate Communications <ref name="ISC Team">[http://www.isc.org/mission/team/], ISC.org</ref>. His 4-decade career in the computer industry has included Lucent Bell Laboratories, Digital Equipment Corporation, Stanford University, Carnegie Mellon University, and other leading technology companies. His work has included various aspects of Apollo 17, NASDAQ, compiler design, programming languages, document representation languages, | + | '''Dr. Brian Reid''' is a Senior Member of Technical Staff at [[Internet Systems Consortium]], also serving as Director of Corporate Communications <ref name="ISC Team">[http://www.isc.org/mission/team/], ISC.org</ref>. His 4-decade career in the computer industry has included Lucent Bell Laboratories, Digital Equipment Corporation, Stanford University, Carnegie Mellon University, and other leading technology companies. His work has included various aspects of Apollo 17, NASDAQ, compiler design, programming languages, document representation languages, internetworking, fiber-to-the-home, DNS, and network administration. |
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| Email: | reid [at] isc.org |
| LinkedIn: |  Brian Reid
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Dr. Brian Reid is a Senior Member of Technical Staff at Internet Systems Consortium, also serving as Director of Corporate Communications [1]. His 4-decade career in the computer industry has included Lucent Bell Laboratories, Digital Equipment Corporation, Stanford University, Carnegie Mellon University, and other leading technology companies. His work has included various aspects of Apollo 17, NASDAQ, compiler design, programming languages, document representation languages, internetworking, fiber-to-the-home, DNS, and network administration.