Enterprise Developers Conference

Conference about Innovative Technologies, Best Practices and Case Studies for Effective Enterprise Development

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Nikolay Pryanishnikov

Keith Short

I am an Architect in the Data and Modelling Group, Business Platform Division, working on modelling and repository technology for a next generation application platform. Prior to joining DMG, I was an Architect for the Enterprise Frameworks and Tools team in Visual Studio, responsible for the strategy and overall architecture of Microsoft’s design tools for enterprise scale distributed applications. I have been at Microsoft for twelve years and have also worked as an application architect for the Business Solution Division, and as an architect in the SQL Server Tools group.

My experience of application construction and application design tools spans a career of over thirty years. In 1984, working with Texas Instruments Inc., I was one of the original architects for the Information Engineering Facilitytm, now marketed as Advantage Gen by Computer Associates Inc., which was a seminal product in the area of model driven application development tools. I championed the evolution of development methods and technology into a number of areas including object oriented analysis and design, knowledge engineering, development process management, and business process re-engineering. I have lectured at conferences and seminars around the world, and was one of the original contributors to the design of UML 1.0. In 1994, for my contribution to development methods and tools, I was elected to the rank of Texas Instruments Fellow, a distinction held by fewer than 50 of the top technical people in the company.

In 1996, I was appointed Chief Technology Officer for the Texas Instrument’s Software Business where I was responsible for research and development, including the definition, planning and development of new products and new technology for the Group.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Lancaster, UK, and a Ph.D in Computer Science from the University of East Anglia, UK. I am the author of many articles and papers on model driven development, including co-author of the book “Software Factories” which won a Software Magazine Jolt award during its year of publication in 2004.

Walker Royce

Walker Royce has managed large software engineering projects, consulted with a broad spectrum of IBM's worldwide customer base, and developed software management approaches that exploit an iterative life cycle, industry best practices, and architecture-first priorities. He is the author of two books: Software Project Management, A Unified Framework (Addison Wesley, 1998) and The Economics of Software Development (Addison Wesley, 2009). From 1994 through 2009, Mr. Royce was the Vice President and General Manager of IBM’s Worldwide Rational Services organization and led a team of 500 technical specialists in software delivery best practices and $100M in consulting services. Before joining Rational/IBM, Walker spent 16 years in software project development, software technology development, and software management roles at TRW Electronics & Defense. He was a recipient of TRW’s Chairman’s Award for Innovation for his contributions in distributed architecture middleware and iterative software processes in 1990 and was named a TRW Technical Fellow in 1992. He received his BA in physics from the University of California, his MS in computer information and control engineering from the University of Michigan, and completed three years of further study in computer science at UCLA.

Alexey Shulenin

Alexey Shulenin works for Microsoft as technology expert in DBMS, data access technologies and business intelligence.

Dmitry Martinov

Dmirty is a Platform Strategy Adviser in Microsoft Russia. He was a leader of application development and direction of SOA / BPM in the Department of consulting and technical support, Microsoft Russia for a few years. He is currently actively engaged in constructing complex solutions on the Microsoft platform and promising architectural concepts and technologies, such as: Software + Services, Rich Internet Applications, Cloud Computing and others.

Sergey Orlik

"Sergey has been working in IT almost 20 year. The first project he led in 1993-95 years was a large business-process automation system created for ROSNO – one of the largest Russian insurance companies. Then Sergey spent 10 years working for Borland, where he was responsible for promotion and deployment of Borland’s development tools and application lifecycle management (ALM) solutions, as well as transferring best architectural practices and patterns to Borland clients in Russia and CIS. After Borland he was involved into a number of high-profile projects, where he helped large private companies and government organizations in Russia and CIS to optimize their IT-infrastructure and implement the best practices and tools for IT Governance.

Last several years Sergey was leads Horizontal Soutions и Public Sector Industry as a Practice Manager in consulting and integration department - HP Enterprise Services (Russia), where he was responsible for portfolio of solutions and large strategic projects, which result in creation and optimization of all layers of integrated IT ecosystem – from IT infrastructure and applications integration to the cloud services and budgeting mechanisms for IT.

Member of dozen professional associations like ISACA and IASA. Author of hundreds publications, well-known speaker, initiator and author for the translation of the IEEE Guide to the Software Engineering Body Of Knowledge (SWEBOK), with comments, notes and extensions – http://swebok.sorlik.ru. Sergey has a personal professional blog at http://sorlik.blogspot.com. His public professional profiles is available at http://www.linkedin.com/in/sorlik and http://blogs.msdn.com/sorlik.

Vladimir Gusarov

Vladimir Gusarov is working in software development for more than 19 years. He participated in different projects like “PDP-11 emulator for Windows NT/DEC Alpha™ Platform“, “AMSD Ariadna – First Russian Internet Browser”, “C++ Compiler for DEC Alpha™” and others. Currently he is working as Senior Project Manager at Quest Software and developing the Recovery Manager for Active Directory and Recovery Manager for Exchange products.

Dr. Grigori Melnik

Dr. Grigori Melnik is a Senior Program Manager in the patterns & practices group at Microsoft. His primary focus these days is Microsoft Enterprise Library and Software Testing Guidance projects. Prior to that, Grigori was a researcher, software engineer, and university professor with over fifteen years of industrial and research experience. Grigori is a regular contributor to software conferences around the world. His areas of expertise include agile methods, empirical software engineering, software testing, and software reuse. Grigori is a member of the IEEE Software Advisory board.

George Barkan

In software development since 1995. Participated in multiple outsourcing projects for Digital Equipment Corp, Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, Discovery.com in all roles from developer to architect and project manager.

In 2004—2007 lead Quest Software’s custom development team. Successfully delivered dozens of infrastructure management solutions for global enterprise accounts like PricewaterhouseCoopers, Merrill Lynch, Fidelity Investments, MSN.com, CIBC, HSBC, Volkswagen and many others.

Thanks to broad project requirements obtained unique expertise across Microsoft platform since Windows NT 3.5, cross-platform and interoperability enterprise architectures as well as software development project management.

With Microsoft Russia since 2007. Works as Developer Evangelist and responsible for technology evangelism for software development companies.

Mik Chernomordikov

Architect Evangelist in Microsoft Russia. Works with Russian customers for joint projects with latest Microsoft technologies Makes presentations at events, has blog and twitter about technologies, including Silverlight, Internet Explorer, Windows 7. Co-author of unofficial podcast from Microsoft – Podcast9

Andrey Slepitsky

Solution Architect, Microsoft Consulting Services

Responsible for design of solutions based on Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform. Prior joining MCS worked as a CRM Partner Technology Specialist and was responsible for partner development. Graduated Moscow Engineering Physics Institute in 2000. Have been working in IT industry since 1999.

Dmitry Andreev

Dmirty Andreev is expert in information system architecture,Department of Strategy Technologies Microsoft Russia. He worked in Microsoft since 2004 and he has a great experience of information systems deployment in a lot of Russian big companies.