Apr 02, 2007 at 10:52 AM

Project Leader Named

The Mambo Foundation is happy to announce the appointment of Chad Auld as Mambo Project Leader.

For the past year, Team Mambo has experimented with a consensus-based decision process. While that structure is certainly the most egalitarian, it has also lead to extended discussion and decision cycles, and has proved to be less efficient than initially hoped. In an effort to strengthen coordination of project resources and improve efficiencies in our development process, the decision has been made to shift global project management into more of a centralized structure.

Going forward, the Mambo Project Leader will supervise all the various team resources and will have final say in development policy -- including the final say about what goes in the code.

Noted Chad today, "I am extremely proud to be able to serve as the Project Leader for Mambo.  I will do my best to make this new role a respected one." 

Chad has paid his Mambo dues: He has been with the project for over a year and a half and has served as the Leader of the Mambo Core Dev Team for the last 12 months.

He notes "I have been with the Foundation since just after its initial creation and I can tell you the Mambo team is a strong one. The team has accomplished a great deal of work in the last year or so, but there is plenty more to be done. I intend to drive us forward along the lines of the published Roadmap, and consider improvements in accessibility and interoperability to be priorities".

In his day job, Chad works as web content/database developer for a large U.S. firm. In that job he runs a Mambo-based intranet for the 600-seat call center and is currently working on building an operational data store complete with a Business Intelligence reporting system.

"Mambo for me is more than a hobby and less than a job," he notes. "I wish I had even more time for the project. It brings me great pleasure to work with such talented people from all over the world.  These people work together closely, sharing their experiences and talents to help make Mambo the best CMS on the planet."

If you wish to contact Chad about Team Membership or Mambo development, look for him on the The Mambo Forums , under the username "cauld."

Everybody Mambo!

<Previous   Next>
Digg!
 

Get Help

Mambo Manual

Our user manual and developer guide. Jump inside and find out how Mambo works for you.

Mambo Forums

The place to help and be helped.

Mambo Support

Knowledgebase chock full of tips, tricks, how-to's and best practise to help you get the most out of using Mambo.

Mambo Services

Can't do it alone? You don't need to! We have a growing list of Mambo professionals who will be happy to help you out.

Read more...

What is Mambo?

Mambo is a full-featured, award-winning content management system that can be used for everything from simple websites to complex corporate applications. It is used all over the world to power government portals, corporate intranets and extranets, ecommerce sites, nonprofit outreach, schools, church, and community sites. Mambo's "power in simplicity" also makes it the CMS of choice for many small businesses and personal sites.

Mambo is one of the most powerful Open Source Content Management Systems on the planet and with almost 8 million downloads, Mambo is arguably one of the most popular CMS's in the world. Mambo is easy to install, simple to manage, and reliable.

Read more...

About this site

The mambo-news.org site has been built with the world's most popular CMS - Mambo!

This is a basic install of Mambo Lite 4.6.5.

The site uses the following 3rd party extensions:

Thick-RSS module from Horst Lindlbauer;

Featured Item module from David Thomas;

Digg module from Justin Cook;

Run Digital RSS from Robert Deutz.

Read more...