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Judging Open Source innovation with Red Hat

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Red Hat has announced their Red Hat Innovation Award winners this AM, it's a process that I was invited to participate in as a Judge this year. I got to see all of the raw applications from companies and groups hoping to win recognition for their innovative use of Open Source technologies. While some of the final winners are the same as what I voted highly some were not the ones I personally had rated the highest.

I guess I have a slightly different view of innovation than some of the other judges (though not much since I ranked all of the winners highly). But first let's talk about the winners that I do agree with.

Nortel won in the 'Delivered Value' category. Nortel which I personally did not know as a Linux user, actually manages some 2,000 machines with Red Hat Network Satellite server. The application that I saw from Nortel wasn't just a 'oh we needed a solution then chose Red Hat' - it was more a case of Nortel had a need and Red Hat created a solution for them.

So wanna know who I had tops in the creativity category?




Red Hat Announces Finalists in Second Annual Innovation Awards

Red Hat (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced the six award-winning finalists in the second annual Red Hat Innovation Awards, designed to recognize the outstanding use, innovation and extension of Red Hat solutions by customers, partners and the open source community. One Red Hat Innovator of the Year will be selected from the six finalists during the Red Hat Summit, taking place June 18-20, 2008 at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, Mass.

Red Hat Innovation Awards category winners will be provided with complimentary admission to the 2008 Red Hat Summit, where each will be featured in a panel or individual presentation, have the opportunity to attend a VIP Executive dinner and be recognized through an awards ceremony in the Summit general session. The Red Hat Innovator of the Year, selected by the community through online voting, will also be announced during the Summit awards ceremony on June 20.

The 2008 Red Hat Innovation Awards winners include:

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