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ATM Forum Announces 1995 Board of Directors

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The ATM Forum, a global organization accelerating the adoption of asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) technology, has announced its 1995 board of directors. The new board consists of representatives from the international community, end users, and a diverse group of communications vendors. This selection marks a significant milestone in the organization's efforts to promote industry cooperation and awareness. The board will take office on May 1, with officers elected by the forum's 213 principal members.

Key Takeaways:

  • The ATM Forum's 1995 board of directors includes representatives from leading international companies, such as Bellcore, NTT, Computer Sciences Corp., Microsoft, Siemens, IBM, and AT&T.
  • The board is elected annually by the 213 principal members of the Forum, with the position of VP, User Activities elected by the members of the ENR committee.
  • The board consists of officers including Steve Walters, Ken-ichi Aihara, Walter Gould, Tim Kwok, Falk Sass, Dean Skidmore, John Swenson, and Kathy Szot.
  • The ATM Forum was formed in October 1991 and currently comprises over 700 companies representing various sectors, including computer and communications industries, government agencies, research organizations, and users.
  • The Forum's charter is to speed the development and deployment of ATM products and services, with activities including interoperability specifications development, industry cooperation promotion, and awareness campaigns.
  • NAMAC committee's Drusie Demopoulos is available for comment, with contact information provided.

Statistics:

  • The ATM Forum has over 213 principal members who elect the board of directors annually.
  • The Forum includes representatives from over 700 companies across various sectors.
  • The board of directors is comprised of 8 officers, including a Chairman and Secretary.
  • The ATM Forum was formed in October 1991.

Sources:

  • ATM Forum memorandum, dated April 18, 1995 (BUSINESS WIRE).
  • Contact: NAMAC Committee Drusie Demopoulos, 415/969-6700 x 136, drusie@centillion.com.

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