Network Time Foundation Status Update: the NTP, LinuxPTP, libptpmgmt, Khronos, and SyncE Projects

This presentation will be an update of what's been going on at Network Time Foundation in general, and a status update for its NTP, LinuxPTP, libptpmgmt, Khronos, and SyncE Projects.
Harlan Stenn: Harlan Stenn is a nearly 50-year veteran of the IT industry. Harlan began programming computers in high school in 1971. He holds a bachelors degree in Business Administration (Accounting) from The Colorado College in Colorado Springs, and an MSE in Computer Science from Washington University in St. Louis. A well-versed entrepreneur, Harlan has blah blah blah and is well known for writing astonishingly portable C code since the early 1980s. In mid-2011 he started Network Time Foundation (NTF), with the mission to provide direct services and support to improve the state of accurate computer network timekeeping. NTF now works with several time-related projects, including Khronos, the NTP Project's Reference Implementation, Ntimed, Linux PTP, libptpmgmt, several SyncE projects, and the General Timestamp API and Library. The GTSAPI is a way to make sure that a timestamp contains enough information to be useful outside of the system on which it was “taken".
Speaker: Harlan Stenn