Remy is a resident hacktivist & storyteller at the Rochester Institute of Technology Lab for Technological Literacy, Remy serves as Campaign Architect of FOSS@RIT. His most recent post on opensource.com explores community building and diversity.
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Art is the Research Manager for New Kind where he focuses on research and analysis for new methods of community engagement and participation. His latest article explores open source procurement in governments. He's also written about open source cost savings in the Netherlands.
Simon is the Chief Strategy Officer at ForgeRock and takes an active interest in several free and open source software organizations, including Open Source Initiative and Open Source for America. From his first article about changes to the OSI to his latest post titled Open standards: The sentinel principle, Simon is sharing his expertise and stories about the open source way.
Dana is a journalist who writes about business, renewable energy, and healthcare. His contributions on opensource.com include Tips for an open source process and Making community software sustainable. You can also read his personal blog which covers a variety of topics.
Daniel is the Head of Engineering at Artsy who recently wrote How to become an amazing contributor (to an open source project), where he explores the qualities he values most in engineers who contribute to open source. dB also explores domain driven design and corporate change with open source in previous articles. His family recently welcomed a new addition.
David Doria is currently working on a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He works in the field of computer vision and image processing. David recently contributed his first article: Open source software gains ground in higher education.
Erlend Sogge Heggen is an aspiring game developer, who recently contributed his first article to opensource.com: Open source games: It's a team effort. Erlend has jumped right in and started participating with other community members here on the site. He also contributes to the jMonkeyEngine project, a cross-platform 3D game engine.
We're pleased to announce the inaugural winner of the Moderators' Choice Award, Matt Jadud. Matt is an assistant professor of computer science at Allegheny College in Meadville, PA. He's been an integral part of the Education channel throughout our first year, as author, active member of the authors' list, and advisor. Read more
Congratulations to our first People's Choice Award winner, Máirín Duffy. Máirín is a senior interaction designer at Red Hat. She's highly creative and a great artist, who is also passionate about open source. Read how she used it to introduce middle school students to open source.
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