Don Jones

About the Author

Don Jones has been working in the information technology industry for more than ten years. His first Web site, http://www.eboutique.com, was built in 1993 for a former employer. Today, he operates a number of Web sites, including one built entirely in PHP-Nuke. Don is a popular industry author, with more than a dozen books published, and is a frequent speaker at national technical conferences. He's also a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). Don currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Don Jones

Don Jones is the author of a rapidly growing collection of information technology books, including Microsoft .NET E-Commerce Bible, E-Commerce for Dummies (co-authored with Mark Scott), and many others. Don has more than a decade of experience in the information technology industry, and can often be found sharing that experience as a speaker at national technical conferences. Don is also a contributing writer to Windows &.NET Server Magazine and other industry publications. In 2001, Don formed BrainCore.Net, LLC with Derek Melber and Jeremy Moskowitz. BrainCore.Net provides reliable, accurate technical training and solutions that focus on Microsoft technologies. Don lives in an RV with his partner and four ferrets,traveling around this wonderful country of ours.

David McAmis

David McAmis-an IT consultant/partner in a firm that develops/supports Windows, Web and mobile applications-contributes to Advisor Expert: Exchange and Outlook Magazine, and VB Programmer's Journal. His clients include: Aetna, Boeing, Pepsi, and many more. He holds a B.S. degree in MIS and is a MS Certified Professional, trainer, and consultant for numerous software products.

Don Jones has worked with three generations of Microsoft e-commerce products in production environments and currently provides consulting services for clients nationwide. He speaks at MS conferences and works closely with the attendees of his sessions, getting their feedback and listening to their needs.

David McAmis

David McAmis is an enterprise architect and partner in a consulting firm in Sydney, Australia. In his varied career, he has held the roles of consultant, technical trainer, university lecturer, and consulting services manager, and he has also served as the vice president of a software and services company in the U.S. David has written a number of books and more than 100 articles that have appeared in magazines and journals. He enjoys helping organizations of all sizes find technology solutions to common business problems.