Tim Huckaby is President of InterKnowlogy, a software and network engineering firm dedicated to Enterprise, eBusiness, B2C/B2B consulting, application software design and development on the Internet, extranet, and intranet.
As lead author, this is Tim's 7th time with involvements on book projects with Wrox. You can also find Tim's work in magazine columns and regularly published features in the Windows 2000 Magazine family of publications. As Technical Architect and Software Development Lead, Tim has over 20 years of industry experience with companies large and small all over the world and worked on the Site Server 3.0 product team for Microsoft.
Tim sits on the Microsoft Commerce Partner Advisory Council and was recently awarded with "Microsoft Regional Director of the Year" for his work in the Developer Community. MSDN Regional Directors are independent 3rd party advocates of Microsoft technologies whose mission it is to inform, educate and congregate the Windows development community.
You can also expect to see Tim delivering keynotes and technical sessions at developer conferences all over the world. Tim was awarded by Microsoft Corporation for the highest rated Keynote presentations of all the Developer Days held around the world in 1998 and in 1999 and took 3rd in 2000. Tim has done presentations on Microsoft Technologies at developer events like Microsoft Tech Ed, Dev Days, and the PDC, along with Wrox's Devcons and others all over the world getting top 10% ratings in all.
Tim is one of the very first Microsoft Certified Professionals, attaining his first certifications in 1991.
Andreas Eide has a Master of Science degree from the Norwegian Institute of Technology in Trondheim. He has been working as a developer and software architect for the past 7 years. He is now principal consultant for Objectware. Objectware is a Norwegian consulting company focusing on component based development using Microsoft and Java based technologies. Andreas is a MCSD, MCT and is also MSDN Regional Director for Microsoft in Norway.
Scott Hanselman is a Principal Consultant at STEP Technology, Inc. in Portland, Oregon. He's also the MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) Regional Director for the Portland area. Scott considers himself language agnostic, with skills in C, C++, Visual Basic and Java. He has been developing on the Internet since 1990, and has been involved in designing a number of successful applications spanning the Web, Windows, Unix, as well as various portable devices. Scott was a key member of the development teams that built 800.com and Gear.com. Scott is a specialist in user interface design and human-computer interaction. He authored a successful PalmOS product for diabetics called GlucoPilot, which has won awards for excellence in user interface design. Scott attempts to apply his irrepressible wit as a frequent speaker preaching the gospel of XML and good design at industry conferences. You can contact Scott at scott@hanselman.com.
Sophie McQueen is a Principle Consultant at Sage Information Consultants Inc. Her role at Sage is to design and lead the implementation of web based solutions. Sophie has implemented Site Server applications for several clients including Panasonic Canada Inc. and the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA). She has been a reviewer on many Wrox books including Beginning Site Server. She can be reached at smcqueen@sageconsultants.com.
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