Name: Outstanding Protocol and Ash
Start: 2025-07-08T19:30:00+08:00
End: 2025-07-08T21:30:00+08:00

Matt will outline his recent journey with opensource, Elixir and Ash. He is working on autonomous networks and the core of this is the Outstanding Protocol. Matt will explain the rationale for the Outstanding Protocol, Ash Outstanding Extension and Ash Neo4j Datalayer and demonstrate how these components can be of value in autonomous, goal seeking systems.

Allen Wyma

Erlang and Elixir Developers Asia

Erlang & Elixir Meetup

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Ben Scherrey

Hatta Zainal

Alex

Sebastien Varlet

Matt Beanland

Dr. Christian Geuer-Pollmann

John Baughen

Matt is an experienced telecommunications architect and software engineer with diverse skills and interests from RF, FPGA design, embedded software, network management systems, OSS, IT and network transformation, service management and enterprise architecture.




Matt has worked for telecommunications test and network equipment vendors and with Telstra (Australia’s premiere operator) since 2004.

Matt lives in Melbourne with his wife Elaine and they have 3 adult daughters. Matt mostly enjoys endurance cycling and raises funds for cancer prevention.

Recently Matt has invented and implemented a novel specification driven, model-based service differencing framework which has transformed service management internally to Telstra by simplifying orchestration. It enables service managers to define and operate their services and optimise their use of underlying services and resources as tenants running on a cloud platform. The engine uses a DSL and inventory and knowledge stored in its graph based database.

Matt is currently writing a book and seeding an open source project to share the techniques across the industry and lay a foundation for higher levels of autonomous network operation.

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