Duff Johnson is a veteran of the electronic document technology marketplace. He founded or led several software and services businesses in the electronic document industry since 1996, and holds several industry awards.
As CEO of the PDF Association Duff coordinates a wide variety of industry activities, represents the industry in a variety of settings and promotes the advancement and adoption of PDF technology worldwide.
In addition to his role at The PDF Association Duff serves the PDF industry in technical roles as ISO Project co-Leader and US TAG chair for both ISO 32000 (the PDF specification) and ISO 14289 (PDF/UA), and is the US Head of Delegation to ISO TC 171 SC 2.
He can be reached at duff.johnson@pdfa.org.
Duff Johnson is a veteran of the electronic document technology marketplace. He founded or led several software and services businesses in the electronic document industry since 1996, and holds several industry awards.
As CEO of the PDF Association Duff coordinates a wide variety of industry activities, represents the industry in a variety of settings and promotes the advancement and adoption of PDF technology worldwide.
In addition to his role at The PDF Association Duff serves the PDF industry in technical roles as ISO Project co-Leader and US TAG chair for both ISO 32000 (the PDF specification) and ISO 14289 (PDF/UA), and is the US Head of Delegation to ISO TC 171 SC 2.
He can be reached at duff.johnson@pdfa.org.
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