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The Most Promising Open Source CMS Award Judges
The Judges will be choosing from the three Content Management Systems that received the most nominations, during the nomination stage. They will be selecting their top three based on a number of factors including performance, usability, accessibility, ease of configuration and customization, scalability and security. The Judging panel is made up from the judges of last year's Open Source CMS Award. They are all experienced and respected figures in the open source and Content Management industry:Scott Goodwin, The Open Source Collective
Lenz Grimmer, MySQL
Nathan Gervais, The Eclipse Foundation
Apoorv Durga, Wipro Technologies He has a Bachelor's degree in engineering from the Institute of Technology, Varanasi, and a Master's in management from the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta. Apoorv also writes a sporadic PCM Blog and likes to go roller-skating. He is a member of Content Management Professionals and his vote here are his own views and not necessarily that of CMS Professionals. You! The final judge is made up of votes from customers and visitors to www.PacktPub.com. You have the chance to support your favourite CMS by submitting a vote when the final five are announced. View the other judges:
Keep track of the Award schedule here: www.PacktPub.com/Award_Timeline |
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Scott Goodwin is the President of The Open Source
Collective, Inc. He received a B.S. degree in Management Information
Systems and an M.B.A from the University of Southern
Mississippi. In the mid-nineties he co-founded what would become a
multi-million dollar ecommerce company then sold his interest in 2000.
For the last 4 years Scott has been actively involved in the open
source community running the varies entities under The Open Source
Collective, Inc. including 
Lenz
Grimmer is a member of the Community Relations team at MySQL AB. He
lives in Hamburg, Germany and has worked for MySQL since April, 2002.
Before joining the Community Relations team in December 2005, he was a
member of the Release Engineering team that is in charge of creating
the official release builds of the MySQL server. Prior to working for
MySQL, Lenz was an engineer in the distribution development team of
SuSE Linux in Nuremberg for four years. His first work experiences with
LAMP environments date back to 1995, when he took his first job as a
systems administrator and web developer for a small web company. He has
a degree in Computer Science and has been involved in Linux and Open
Source since 1994. In his spare time, Lenz enjoys playing with his
daughter Lena and spending time in the garden.