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Doug Dineley

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As seen in: InfoWorld, InfoWorld AI, Flipboard, Computerworld Australia, Techworld Australia
I'm the editor for product reviews, how-tos, and test-driven articles at InfoWorld.com.
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InfoWorld Technology of the Year Awards 2024 Nominations Now Open

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By Doug Dineley Verified
| Flipboard
InfoWorld Technology of the Year Awards 2024 Nominations Now Open The 2024 InfoWorld Technology of the Year Awards will recognize the best and most innovative products across 26 categories in software development, …
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Bossies 2018: The Best of Open Source Software Awards

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By Doug Dineley Verified
| Techworld Australia Verified
Remember Snort? Or Asterisk? Or Jaspersoft or Zimbra? Heck, you might still be using them. All of these open source champions—InfoWorld Best of Open Source Software Award winners 10 years ago—are still going strong. And why not? They’re still perfectly useful. Ten years ago these tools were among the best answers to pressing needs in the enterprise network—for intrusion detection, call management, reporting, and collaboration. But looking back on them now, you can’t help but think, “Wow.
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Bossies 2017: The Best of Open Source Software Awards

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By Doug Dineley Verified
| Techworld Australia Verified
Open source software isn’t what it used to be. The term used to conjure images of the lone developer, working into the night and through weekends, banging out line after line of code to scratch a personal itch or realize a personal vision. But with each passing year—and every new survey of the open source landscape we call our Best of Open Source Software Awards, or Bossies—those images of the lone visionary get a little hazier. Don’t get me wrong—there is still room for personal vision.
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