geekSpeak Recording - SQL Azure Under the Hood with Chris Rolon
- Posted: Jan 28, 2010 at 4:15 PM
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Guest Presenter: Chris Rolon, Consultant, Neudesic
Based in the New York City area, Chris Rolon is an architectural consultant for Neudesic, a solutions company focused on the delivery of products and services based on Microsoft .NET technologies. Chris has an extensive technology background with more than
25 years of industry experience in custom application development and implementation.
Originally based in Irvine, California, Chris has been actively involved with the Microsoft .NET development community since it was introduced at the Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in 2000. Chris has been an active speaker at Microsoft Developer Network
(MSDN) events, Microsoft Visual Studio launches, and user groups throughout Southern California. Since relocating to the New York City area, Chris has spoken at the MSDN Developer Conference and several user groups and Code Camps in the local area. Chris now
heads the Windows Azure User Groups in New York and Malvern, Pennsylvania, where he has been speaking on Azure since PDC 2008. Chris is presently working with a client company in the mid-west that is part of Microsoft Technology Adoption Program, and he is
migrating one of the company's commercial applications to run on Azure.
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