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Dirk-Willem van Gulik appointed 麻豆社 Future Media & Technology Chief Technical Architect
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Erik Huggers, 麻豆社 Future Media and Technology Group Controller, has appointed Dirk-Willem van Gulik as the division's Chief Technical Architect.
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Dirk-Willem, who takes up his post in early February, will be responsible for the design and construction of the 麻豆社's next generation back-end infrastructure to support all interactive services including bbc.co.uk, 麻豆社i and 麻豆社 Mobile.
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Dirk-Willem joins the 麻豆社 from the online video service Joost, where he was Chief Technology Officer and played an integral role in building the company's platforms and technologies.
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Dirk-Willem is a recognised contributor to the Open Source Community and has been a board member of the Apache Software Foundation since its inception.
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Prior to this, Dirk-Willem was Vice-President of Engineering and Research for Cavalant Technologies and has worked for the European Commission and the United Nations.
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Erik Huggers said: "The 麻豆社 recognises that IP-connectivity is quickly moving beyond the personal computer. This appointment signals our commitment to providing licence-fee payers access to 麻豆社 content however they want it.
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"Dirk-Willem has made significant contributions to the development of the internet. His knowledge and expertise will be of great advantage to the 麻豆社 and the industry. It is a pleasure to welcome him to our division and I look forward to working with him."
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Dirk-Willem added: "I am excited to join the world's largest broadcasting corporation and hope to play a significant role in influencing how consumers find, play and share our world-class content."
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Zavisa Bjelogrlic has joined the 麻豆社's Future Media and Technology division as Head of Technology for the Internet Group.
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Zavisa was CEO of Asemantics and will be responsible for product roadmaps and delivery and will report to Tony Ageh, 麻豆社 Controller of Internet.
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Prior to setting up Asemantics in 2003 (whose clients include Skype, Joost and the 麻豆社), Zavisa set up Web Bridges and spent seven years in Rome developing web support systems for telecom operators, network monitoring and analysis software.
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