Adam Grocholski is a Technical Evangelist at RBA who focuses on the Windows Azure Platform and the latest UI technologies, such as Silverlight and Windows Phone. Recently, he’s been touring the country as a speaker and facilitator for Microsoft’s Azure Boot Camps. Adam was named a Microsoft MVP for his dedication to the Microsoft development community and is committed to building a community of well-educated Microsoft developers. His accomplishments include founding the Twin Cities Cloud Computing User Group and speaking at local user groups and code camps, as well as local, regional and national conferences. When not working he enjoys spending time with his three daughters and wife.

Phil Wicklund, a Portals and Collaboration Consultant at RBA, started working with SharePoint in 2003 and has since architected and administered dozens of enterprise SharePoint environments. He has worked as a SharePoint development instructor and is a frequent blogger, speaker and author around SharePoint products and technologies. He wrote SharePoint 2010 Workflows in Action, published by Manning Publications, which discusses out-of-box workflows and how to build custom workflows with SharePoint Designer 2010, Office Visio 2010 and Visual Studio 2010. He also wrote Deploying Cloud-based Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Solutions, published by Microsoft Press, which details deploying SharePoint to the public cloud, as well as building your own private cloud.

Blog: Words of Mass Destruction (www.wordsofmassdestruction.com)

Eric Hanes is a Portals and Collaboration Consultant and the lead Information Architect with RBA in Dallas. Eric has over 10 years of IT experience and has helped many Fortune 500 companies leverage SharePoint technologies. He works with business and technical leaders to determine strategies for social technologies, governance, business process redesign and user experience design for SharePoint solutions. In addition, Eric was selected as a Virtual Technology Specialist for Microsoft, covering SharePoint and Office technologies, and has worked on competitive strategy for the Microsoft SharePoint Product Management Group, Business Marketing Organization and IW Compete teams in Redmond.

Jayson Go is an Application Development Consultant serving RBA’s Denver region.  For more than 11 years, he’s honed his expertise with Microsoft technologies with desktop, web and mobile development and is actively engaged in cloud-based application development. Jayson’s well-rounded experience also includes Sun and Oracle technologies. Jayson is always excited about emerging technologies and strives to be at the forefront as an early adopter. He currently runs the Denver Azure User Group. Jayson’s adventures in computing are complemented by his love of running and competing in marathons, snowboarding and ice hockey. He also likes to play video, board and card games, and even the Chinese game Mahjong.

Blogs: http://gregcowin.blogspot.com,

  Dallas/Ft. Worth Azure User Group: (http://www.azureinthecloud.blogspot.com/)

Greg Cowin is a .NET Architect and Consultant for RBA where he uses Silverlight, Windows Azure, ASP.NET, WCF, LINQ to SQL, Entity Framework, SQL Server and other .NET technologies to produce scalable, enterprise-level systems. Prior to joining RBA, Greg served as Chief Architect for BMW USA, SensorLogic and Netfolio. He has developed systems using C#, Java, Smalltalk, and Ruby and holds four US Patents. He recently published an article for the Microsoft Developer Network about the WCF Decision Framework. Greg enjoys walking, golfing, reading, astronomy, sci-fi, and spending time with his family.

Bill Collette is a Senior Consultant in RBA’s Application Development practice. He has12 years of experience implementing line of business applications using Microsoft toolsets for multiple industries. RBA clients benefit from his broad knowledge across Microsoft infrastructure, portals, and cloud technologies.  Recently, Bill was an external contributor and reviewer for the Microsoft Developer Guidance Catalog Project. Besides being a technology enthusiast, Bill loves spending time with his family and is a drummer and gamer. He also enjoys participating in charity events that raise money to fight cancer.

Robert Dizon is a Consultant for RBA in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. With over 13 years of experience in specialized enterprise integration and service-oriented architecture, Robert delivers high-performance diversified business and technology solutions. Prior to joining RBA, Robert developed enterprise-class integration technology, global architecture and web services as a consultant for Accenture, Crowe and Hitachi Consulting. Robert enjoys practicing martial arts where he held a senior level rank at Aikido of Dallas, digital graphics design, and playing the acoustic and electric guitars.

Alex Culp is an Application Development Consultant with RBA. He has over 14 years of experience designing and developing a variety of applications on the Microsoft Platform and has published numerous articles with the Microsoft Developer Network. Other than his passion for technology, he loves running and any kind of high-adventure sports. He also loves spending time with his wife and son, working with the student ministry and volunteers as a chaplain at a local area hospital.

Isaac Blum is a Consultant in the Portals and Collaboration practice with RBA Consulting in Denver. Isaac has ten plus years working roles from systems administrator to SharePoint/Infrastructure architect to developer. These experiences provide the knowledge and expertise to understand ever changing business challenges. Isaac's certificates include: MCITP - SharePoint Administrator 2010, MCTS - SharePoint 2010 Configuration & Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Configuration. Isaac also maintains a blog where he writes about all things SharePoint, which includes PowerShell commands, SharePoint workarounds, fixes and issues.