March 21, 2007 Ask An Expert Live Chat Experts

written by Ryan Olshan on Wednesday, March 14 2007

Below is a list of the experts are participating in the Ask An Expert Live Chat on March 21, 2007. They'll be there to answer your questions.

	J. Ambrose Little Ambrose is an ASPInsider, Microsoft MVP, and works as the Codemunicator for Infragistics, makers of the world's leading presentation layer components. He’s an author of numerous articles, co-author of Professional ADO.NET 2 and ASP.NET 2.0 MVP Hacks, and has spoken at various user groups, events, and conferences.

	Brian Madsen Brian H. Madsen is a Visual Developer, ASP/ASP.NET MVP and runs the www.csharpzealot.com community which was launched this March '07. He works as a Senior Software Engineer for Micromine, an international ISV specializing in mining management and control software. Besides .NET, his passion for SQL Server lead him to organize the MS SQL Server User Group - Perth, associated with the national SQL Server organization (www.sqlserver.org.au).

	Daniel Egan Over the past ten years, Daniel has held a variety of positions in the information technology and engineering fields before starting Odyssey Consulting Group. At OCG he serves as President and Chief Architect. Daniel has his MCSD and MCT and has been awarded a Microsoft MVP in ASP.NET. In addition to his development work, Daniel teaches a .NET Certification course at California State University Fullerton as well as serves on its .NET Advisory board. He is the Co-Founder of the SoCalDotNet Developers Group. Daniel is very active in the .Net usergroup community. He is the Co-Founder of SoCalDotNet Developers group, VP of LACSharp Developers Group, a OCVBUG Board Member as well as a Co-Organizer of the Bi-Annual Two Day Southern California Rock and Roll Code Camp. Daniel is a frequent speaker and conference presenter and has written several articles in addition to being the author of Building Websites With VB.Net and DotNetNuke 3.0 & 4.0. To find out more about Daniel, visit either of his blogs, Dot Net Doc (www.DotNetDoc.com), a .NET and developer resource website built using the DotNetNuke framework, or ThePatternMan (www.ThePatternMan.com) which focuses on Design Patterns.

	Dean Fiala Dean Fiala was recently named a Microsoft MVP for his outstanding efforts in the ASP.NET development community. He did NOT invent the Internet, though he has been writing Windows software in one form or another for over 14 years now. He is fluent in VB.NET, C# , Visual Basic, T-SQL, Java, XPath, XSLT, Javascript, HTML and a number of other tools and technologies that few people under the age of thirty-five have heard of. Dean graduated from MIT with a degree in Political Science.

	Jason Alexander Jason Alexander is a Microsoft ASP.NET MVP, ASPInsider and President of the Plano .NET Users Group. Jason attended the University of North Texas where he studied Computer Science.

	Javier Lozano Javier Lozano is the .NET Architect for Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company of Iowa, a crop insurance company, in West Des Moines, IA. He's an MCSD.NET specializing in ASP.NET, system architecture, and training. Javier is also a co-founder of the Iowa .NET Users Group. On his blog, www.lozanotek.com, you can find posts on ASP.NET, architecture, design patterns, interop, .NET, XML and WCF. Javier enjoys giving back to the community by speaking at user groups, local/regional .NET events, being active in forums and by writing articles for Code Project. In his spare time, Javier enjoys spending time with his wife, newborn son, two golden retrievers and writing about himself in the third person.

	Justin Lee Justin Lee is passionate about various technology, and interests lies with languages, operating systems, processes, and low-level architecture. He's open to discussion about Open-Source, Linux, Mono, and many various other alternatives to Microsoft and .NET. He is proficient in C#, C++, Java and various other languages. He has been doing freelancing for a few years, and branching out into other areas like training, consulting, business and marketing. He's currently studying in University of Waterloo, in Ontario, Canada doing his BCS in Computer Science.

	Peter Kellner Peter Kellner founded 73rd Street Associates in 1990, where he successfully delivered systems for university clinic scheduling, insurance company management, and a turnkey physician office management to more than 500 customers nationwide. Ten years later, in 2000, 73rd Street Associates was purchased by a large insurance company, and Peter started a new career as an independent software consultant. Among the technologies he currently is involved with are ASP.NET, Oracle, Java, VOiP, and soon, SQL Server. When not working, Peter spends most his free time biking. He has ridden his bike across the globe. Most recently he and his wife, Tammy, rode across the U.S., from California to Georgia, in just 27 days. http://peterkellner.net

	Richard Hundhausen Richard Hundhausen is a software architect, trainer and Microsoft Regional Director living in Boise, Idaho. He specializes in constructing useful Microsoft Windows®-based and Web-based applications using Microsoft products and technologies. He has led development efforts in the agricultural, engineering, medical, telecommunications, and military sectors. Richard recently finished his latest technical book, Working with Visual Studio 2005 Team System, for Microsoft Press.

	Ryan Olshan Ryan Olshan is the creator of StrongTypes.com, an extensive .NET generics website. He works as a senior .NET consultant for Thycotic Software, a development shop specializing in test driven and agile development. He's a top poster and moderator on the ASP.NET Forums as well as a frequent contributor to other online communities. Ryan is also the founder of the Strong Coders Community.

	Sahil Malik Sahil Malik is a .NET author, trainer and consultant who has worked in Microsoft Technologies since the DOS days. Currently he is heavily invested in Sharepoint 2007, and the .NET framework in general.

	K. Scott Allen In 13 years of software development, Scott worked on everything from 8 bit embedded devices to video games. He's shipped commercial web applications and built web services to connect COM+ and J2EE components. He enjoy designing, architecting, and writing code. Scott has co-authored a few .NET books, and has articles published in the best technical magazines in the industry. He speaks at industry conferences, code camps, and regional user groups. When away from the computer he likes to play softball and golf. http://www.odetocode.com

	Scott Dockendorf Scott Dockendorf is an active member of the .NET community, volunteering his time as the Program Director of the North Dallas .NET User Group, delivers sessions to local .NET User Groups, and is an active volunteer for INETA’s International Academic Committee for Texas. Scott is recognized as a Microsoft C# MVP and an ASPInsider.

	Sreedhar Koganti Sreedhar Koganti has several years experience in developing, architecting, and implementing applications using Microsoft technologies, with expertise in leading and managing development teams. He is also an MVP in ASP.NET. He also teaches Microsoft technologies and maintains a free .NET educational site (http://www.w3coder.com/). In his spare time he moderates and answers forum questions at http://www.asp.net/forums. He is also a one of the techincal editors for AspAlliance.com. You can reach him through his blog at http://weblogs.asp.net/skoganti.

	Steven Smith Steven Smith is president of AspAlliance.com and AspAdvice.com. He is a Microsoft Regional Director, an ASP.NET MVP, and an ASPInsider Board Member. He is an INETA Speaker Bureau member, and author of two books on ASP.NET. He lives in Kent, Ohio with his wife and business partner Michelle and their daughter Ilyana. Steve is also an Army Reserve officer, and spent most of 2004 in Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. When not playing with software technologies, Steve enjoys bicycling, hiking, martial arts, and spending time outdoors.

	Michal Valasek No bio available.