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Synopsis
Microsoft Commerce Server 2000 provides a COM-based framework and suite of tools that can help you build and manage effective web sites - in particular e-commerce solutions - on the Windows 2000 platform. It supports catalog management, user profiling, content targeting, and business analytics, as well as providing a component-based 'pipeline' framework to simplify the implementation of linear business logic.
This book explores the most important areas of the Commerce Server 2000 product, taking you through from product installation, and configuring and customizing the ready-made e-commerce solution sites, to low-level application of the component framework, integration with third party components and external systems, and site migration from Site Server 3.0 Commerce Edition.
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About the Author
Tim Huckaby is President of InterKnowlogy, a software and network engineering firm dedicated to Enterprise, eBusiness, B2C/B2B consulting, application software design and development on the Internet, extranet, and intranet. As lead author, this is Tim's 7th time with involvements on book projects with Wrox. As Technical Architect and Software Development Lead, Tim has over 20 years of industry experience with companies large and small all over the world and worked on the Site Server 3.0 product team for Microsoft. Tim also sits on the Microsoft Commerce Partner Advisory Council and was recently awarded with "Microsoft Regional Director of the Year" for his work in the Developer Community.
Scott Case is a Principal Software Engineer for Interknowlogy LLC. There he provides user interface and architecture services for high volume commerce and content websites. He specializes in web based n-tier applications on the Microsoft platform as well as the targeted user interface design including the use of Macromedia Flash and other dynamic technologies.
Andreas Eide has a Master of Science degree from the Norwegian Institute of Technology in Trondheim. He is now principal consultant for Objectware. Objectware is a Norwegian consulting company focusing on component based development using Microsoft and Java based technologies. Andreas is a MCSD, MCT and is also MSDN Regional Director for Microsoft in Norway.
Chris Featherstone has been with Microsoft Corporation since early 1999. Previous to his work at Microsoft, he worked as a consultant for Deloitte Consulting where he had the opportunity to work on many of Compaq's e-commerce efforts. Currently Chris is on the Microsoft's National Technology Team focusing on .Net Servers.
Fabio Claudio Ferracchiati is a software developer and technical author.
Rodney Guzman is the Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of an engineering firm in San Diego, CA called InterKnowlogy. Rodney has been an engineer for many years developing many complex applications, including work in e-commerce and enterprise web security and building complex XML web-based medical solutions and interface systems.
Scott Hanselman is a Principal Consultant at STEP Technology, Inc. in Portland, Oregon. He's also the MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) Regional Director for the Portland area. Scott was a key member of the development teams that built 800.com and Gear.com. He also authored a successful PalmOS product for diabetics called GlucoPilot, which has won awards for excellence in user interface design.
Mark Harrison is a Principal Applications Engineer at Microsoft UK and is responsible for helping customers / partners understand Microsoft Internet technologies and to build business critical Web solutions. Mark is also the author of several books on Web Security, ASP and Internet Explorer - all previously written under the pseudonym of Richard Harrison.
Jarrod Marshall resides in Nashville, Tennessee, where he is a consultant for G.A. Sullivan is a software development company based out of St. Louis, Missouri. Jarrod began programming at the age of 10 and over the last three years he has worked mostly with Internet-related applications and e-commerce.He is a regular speaker at Microsoft Developer Days. Tim is also an instructor at the University of California, San Diego, where he teaches Microsoft developer courses.
Sophie McQueen is a Principle Consultant at Sage Information Consultants Inc. Her role at Sage is to design and lead the implementation of web based solutions. Sophie has implemented Site Server applications for several clients including Panasonic Canada Inc. and the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA).
Frank J. Reashore has a B.Sc. in Physics and a M.Sc. in Mathematics and has done graduate work at Princeton University. He has over 10 years experience with Microsoft technologies. He worked in the Visual C++ group at Microsoft where he tested the MFC and ALT wizards for Visual Studio 6.0. Recently, he has worked with Commerce Server on the futureshop.ca website.
Tony Roberts has extensive experience in developing technology strategies for start-up operations. Specializing in Application and System Development, he is an expert at creating order from chaos. His experience ranges from front-end systems including order management, product and category administration to back-end systems including database design and EDI. Currently, Tony is employed by InterKnowlogy, LLC, a leading provider of engineering solutions for Internet commerce interchange and business Internet systems.
Mark Seemann works as a Consultant and Developer, doing Commerce web sites on the Microsoft platform. He has a Master's degree in Economics from the University of Copenhagen (Denmark).
Robert Stovenour, a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer, is a consultant for Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) in Dallas. Robert has worked on various solutions including document management and workflow, imaging, electronic commerce, and enterprise integration.
Before Karsten Strobaek turned to IT and became an MCSD and MCDBA he got a Master in Economics and Econometrics. He is currently employed as Chief Solution Developer at Intellix A/S. Here he works with design and development of web based decision support systems that utilizes neural network technology. His tools of choice include Visual C++, Visual Basic and Double Espressos.
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