OpenMAMA Creates Advisory Group, Seeks Vendors for Steering Committee

The advisory group will comprise firms that are unable to participate in OpenMAMA's steering committee.

The words 'help wanted' spelled out on a keyboard
The OpenMAMA Group is seeking wider participation.

The move follows months of speculation surrounding the future of OpenMAMA, after Intercontinental Exchange sold the Wombat business and MAMA API to low-latency feed handler and ticker plant vendor SR Labs last year, following its 2013 acquisition of NYSE Euronext, whose NYSE Technologies business acquired Wombat in 2008 and open-sourced its API layer in 2012.

The OpenMAMA project is governed by the OpenMAMA Steering Committee-which oversees the development roadmap and governance of the

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