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    Adam Rafels
    Adam is a senior lead consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about anything related to Microsoft and technology that’s beneficial to others. Adam currently holds seven Microsoft certifications and three CompTIA certifications.

    Adam Sills
    Adam is a senior consultant at Catapult Systems and blogs about development on the .NET Framework, with a focus on Silverlight and WPF application development.

    BA/QA Team
    With a focus on requirements and quality management, Catapult’s business analysis and quality assurance teams utilize industry best practices and experience to deliver best-of-breed technology solutions. Their blog offers a range of insights including adapting Agile methodologies, requirements prioritization techniques, and testing strategies.

    Blake Wilson
    Blake is a senior consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about SCCM, SCOM, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, and WSUS. He is a MCP and is certified in ITIL Foundations v2.

    Cameron Fuller
    Cameron is a principal consultant for Catapult Systems. A Microsoft MVP (SCOM), Cameron blogs about infrastructure topics including SCOM, virtualization, Exchange and Active Directory. Cameron is a MCTS for SCOM and SCCM.

    Chris Nackers
    Chris is a Microsoft MVP and senior consultant for Catapult Systems. He blogs about SCCM and the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit with an emphasis on operating system deployment. Chris is a MCTS in SCCM and MDT.

    David Broussard
    David is a Managing Consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about SharePoint architecture.

    EPM Team
    The Catapult EPM team is responsible for delivering Microsoft project and portfolio management solutions. Their blog reflects team insights and real-world experiences developing world-class EPM solutions.

    Greg LeClair
    Greg is a managing consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about a variety of SQL Server topics. Greg holds MCITP certifications in both SQL 2008 administration and development. An active C# developer, he also holds MCSD and MCAD .Net certifications from Microsoft.

    IT Team
    The Catapult IT team is responsible for providing end-user and network/server infrastructure support across Catapult’s six offices. Their blog contains insights and lessons learned from supporting the IT needs of a world-class consulting company.

    James Avery
    James is a consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about infrastructure and implementing bleeding-edge hardware and software technology. James holds Microsoft certifications for MDOP, DDPS, SCCM and SCVMM.

    Jason Sandys
    Jason is a managing consultant and local practice lead for Catapult Systems; he blogs about infrastructure topics with an emphasis on all things SCCM. A Microsoft MVP, Jason holds multiple Microsoft certifications, and is a book author and frequent presenter at events.

    Jayme Edwards
    Jayme is a senior lead consultant for Catapult Systems, and blogs about usability and software patterns.

    JC Warner
    JC is a senior lead consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about Exchange, Active Directory, Forefront and PKI. He holds Microsoft certifications in Enterprise Messaging and Server Administration, and Enterprise Support.

    Joel Palmer
    Joel is a senior consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about .NET and SharePoint 2010 development, configuration and administration. He is a MCPD and MCITP in SharePoint 2010.

    Joseph Dunagan
    Joseph is a senior consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about architecture, infrastructure, and development technologies including SharePoint, C# and K2.

    Joseph Fluckiger
    Joseph is a senior consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about the latest software tools and technologies including Microsoft SharePoint. Joseph is a MCPD in C#.

    Josh Handel
    Josh is a Senior Lead Consultant for Catapult Systems, and blogs about development and methodology-related topics.

    Justin Mason
    Justin is a senior lead consultant with Catapult Systems and blogs about .NET, service architecture, Web and Windows development, and other noteworthy technologies. He is a MCP in Windows Communication Foundation application development.

    Justin Ong
    Justin is a senior consultant with Catapult Systems. His blog focuses primarily on records management and enterprise 2.0 issues in SharePoint.

    Larry Rayl
    Larry is a Senior Consultant at Catapult Systems and blogs on System Center products, Server Core, Clustering and Application Packaging. Larry currently holds certifications in Virtualization, Hosting, Enterprise Server and Desktop Administration.

    Lindsey Woolmington
    Lindsey is a Consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about SharePoint tips, tricks, workarounds, gotcha’s and whatever else she has gleaned from many hours of SharePoint frustration. She specializes in SharePoint development, customization, documentation, user training, and banging her head against the wall.

    Marty List
    Marty is a senior lead consultant with Catapult Systems and blogs about infrastructure topics including SCCM, SCOM, Active Directory, scripting, virtualization and Exchange.

    Melonie Poole
    Melonie is the Operations Manager for Catapult's Managed Services team. She is also an MCTS for SharePoint 2010 and MOSS 2007 and blogs about farm and site administration, troubleshooting, workarounds and content management.

    Michael Vrabel
    Michael is a senior infrastructure lead consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP) and Windows Server R2. Michael is certified in SCCM, MDOP, Systems Management Server (SMS), System Center Operations Manager (SCOM), App-V and Windows.

    Rachel Switzer
    Rachel is an senior developer for Catapult Systems and blogs about development topics such as .NET Framework, SharePoint and creating robots using Microsoft’s Robotics Studio with LEGO MINDSTORMS.

    Robert Nellis
    Robert is a Senior Lead Consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about a wide range of topics around Microsoft technologies including SharePoint Solutions, Business Strategy, Marketing Strategy, Search Engine Optimization, Records Management, and Project Management.

    Rodney Eten
    Rodney is a senior lead consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about programming topics such as Agile, .NET, ASP.NET MVC, and mobile application development.

    Sam Goodner
    Sam is the chief executive officer for Catapult Systems. Sam formulates and manages Catapult’s corporate strategy, directs its management team, and builds key business and strategic relationships for the company.

    Saritha Kannaiahgari
    Saritha is a senior consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about SharePoint administration, development, branding and .NET. She is a MCTS in SharePoint and .NET Web applications.

    Sean McNeill
    Sean is a managing consultant and Office 365 technical evangelist for Catapult Systems and blogs about Office 365, Active Directory and unified messaging (Exchange and Lync). He holds Microsoft certifications in server and enterprise messaging administration, SCVMM, Windows Server virtualization and configuration.

    Sid Atkinson
    Sid is a business intelligence (BI) and SQL Server specialist at Catapult Systems, and blogs about Microsoft-related topics including BI.

    Steven Boldt
    Steven is a senior consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about Microsoft technology including SharePoint, BizTalk and InfoPath. He is a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) in SharePoint and Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) in C#.

    Terry SoRelle
    Terry is a managing consultant for Catapult Systems. He blogs about patterns and best practices for .NET architects, as well as recent and classic publications on software design and .NET programming.

    Terry Taylor
    Terry Taylor is a senior lead consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about Microsoft infrastructure with a focus on SCOM. He is a MCSE and CISSP.

    Tim Harrington
    Tim is a managing consultant for Catapult Systems. A Microsoft MVP, Tim blogs about Unified Communications, Exchange and Active Directory. Tim is an Exchange and Server Administrator MCITP, and an Office Communication Server MCTS.

    Travis Lingenfelder
    Travis is a Senior Lead Consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about Microsoft technologies including SharePoint, but is passionate about all things relating to technology. Travis is a MCTS for SharePoint Server 2007, application development and configuration.

    User Experience
    Comprised of interactive design and marketing experts, Catapult’s UX team blogs about branding, customer engagement, emotional design, Net Promoter Score, user centered design and user experience.

    Vince Montalbano
    Vince is a senior consultant for Catapult Systems and blogs about Microsoft private cloud infrastructure including data center automation using System Center Opalis, SCOM, Hyper-V and Active Directory. Vince is a MCITP in Windows 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2 virtualization, and a SCOM and SCCM MCTS.


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