NZOSA - finalists announced
Congratulations to all finalists
-
The Ministry of Social Development for test automation framework Cubano(external link)
-
The New Zealand Electoral Commission for the Election Management System redevelopment(external link)
-
The Service Innovation Lab for the Rates Rebates Alpha(external link), Family Services Directory API & for working openly and collaboratively
Open Source Use in Business:
-
Sparks Interactive for the Drupal Sector distribution and sector.org.nz(external link)
-
SilverStripe Ltd - The Common Web Platform 2.0(external link)
-
The Catalyst Cloud(external link) for major new developments in the Open Stack community(external link)
Open Source Software Project:
-
Rabid Technologies for the Online Dictionary of New Zealand Sign Language(external link)
-
Radomirs Cirskis and Roshan Pawar - New Zealand ORCID Hub(external link)
-
The Faucet Foundation(external link) - SDN Controller project
Open Source Contributor:
-
Desley Simmonds - as community manager of Totara Government User Group
-
Neil Cresswell - for development of the Portainer Software solution(external link)
-
Robert Lyon - for contributions to the Mahara Project(external link)
-
Victoria Spagnolo - for contributions to the Drupal Project and Drupal Migrate(external link)
Open Source in Education, Social Services and Youth:
-
Amber Craig, Brenda Wallace & Hīria Te Rangi - for Whare Hauora sensors(external link)
-
AUT Library For Tuwhera(external link)
-
Lillian Hetet-Owen(external link) for giving women prisoners the opportunity to weave their way to Freedom
Open Source use in Science:
-
David Winter(external link) for contributions to open source software and open science
-
Kea Sightings Project for the Kea Database(external link)
-
MetOcean Solutions for wavespectra(external link)
-
NeSI and the Software Carpentry Project(external link)
Open Source use in the Arts:
-
Matt McKegg - LoopDrop(external link) Js for contribution to open source music tools and performance
-
Wellington Independent Arts Trust for Urban Dream Brokerage(external link)
-
Wellington Irish Session(external link) for preserving and opening traditional Irish music
Open Source People's Choice award
-
Adam Hyde for contributions to PubSweet(external link)
-
Clemens Zeidler for Fejoa(external link)
-
Danny Adair for ongoing leadership of the Python community in NZ(external link)
-
Kesara Rathnayake for the Deep Dreamer(external link) artistic AI project
-
Michael Proper - ClearOS by the ClearFoundation(external link)
-
The Stencila Project(external link) for enabling reproducible research
-
Whare Hauora(external link) sensors project Whare Hauora Sensors
Last modified: