Anuraj Parameswaran is a technical architect with Suyati Technologies (http://suyati.com/), Kochi. He has more than 12 years of extensive experience of working on different technologies, mostly in Microsoft space. He has been working on the .NET platform since its early days. He is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in Visual Studio and Development Technologies. His focus areas are data analytics, architecture, and cloud computing. He is a K-MUG Community council member and an active volunteer in the Microsoft Technology Community. You can find his blog at http://dotnetthoughts.net.
Anuraj is also a reviewer of books and videos, namely, ASP.NET Web API Security Essentials, Learning ASP.NET Web API, and so on by Packt.
Mustafa Erhan Ersoy is a software team leader who is constantly evaluating new technologies and techniques in software development. He has been developing software professionally for 12 years and working mostly on ASP.NET web applications. He is very familiar with all aspects of transaction banking applications, BPM, and business workflows. He also blogs about web technologies, answers questions at stackoverflow.com, and participates in talks about ASP.NET and web technologies.
Anand Ranjan Pandey is currently working as a senior software developer for Dell. He is passionate about all aspects of software development, primarily and exclusively in the Microsoft .NET framework. He defines himself as an innovative technologist and visionary software developer with a passion for creating successful software products. He has comprehensive expertise in planning, managing, and achieving strategic business goals. Deep foundation in user-centered design, information architecture, and interactive new media.
He is an expert at building and leading cross-disciplinary technical teams and developing highly scalable and sustainable systems. He is successful at delivering technically challenging projects including enterprise e-commerce systems, secure exam portals, numerous software applications (web and shrink-wrap), content management systems, QA systems, networked publishing systems, and large-scale interactive multimedia learning exhibits.
