Working to support the SharePoint environment for the workforce of the church.

If you are in need of any guidance in the Microsoft integration arena you have come to the right place. I am available as a personal guru and guide and would love to be a mentor for your team.

I have worked with various worldwide partners in assisting them in implementing Microsoft Azure Logic Apps. I have been an active participant of the Microsoft Integration Advisors private advisory group through various pre-release iterations of Logic Apps. Whether the name was Windows Azure BizTalk Services (WABS), Microsoft Azure BizTalk Services, (MABS) or just plain old BIzTalk Services my focus on Microsoft integration has been unwavering.

QuickLearn is best known for its diverse training in all things BizTalk Server. The first course that I developer for QuickLearn and the one for which I acquired international acclaim is the Developer Deep Dive. I was the architect of this course working with Microsoft employees and BizTalk constultants to create what is without a doubt the best and most attended BizTalk course ever. This course originally created for BizTalk 2004 has been updated for each subsequent version of BizTalk Server through BizTalk 2016.I was also instrumental in designing and writing the beginning level developer course and beginning and advanced courses for BizTalk Administrators as well as co-authoring various expert-series courses in specific BizTalk disciplines, Business Rules Engine (BRE), Business Activity Monitoring (BAM), Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), and the use of the ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) toolkit.

My unique training style has endeared me to thousands of students over the years. Some instructors find their way into training by accident, with me it was a calling that I felt I had to fulfill. I have been highly in demand by our foreign clients, traveling internationally as much as 26 weeks per year.As much as I love solving unique problems for my customers, I love that ah-hah moment when an integration expert who has been working with a product for years finally understands why and how the tool works. I am happy to say that I have provided that moment for many Microsoft Integration MVPs, Microsoft employees and Fortune 500 organizations.

As an independent Microsoft Certified Trainer I worked with my customers to deliver the very best courses. My love of learning led me to focus on the unusual technologies and "odd-ball" courses that few other trainers were willing to take on, as a result my focus was on such technologies as Commerce Server, Content Management Server, and SharePoint. the need to integrate these and other platforms led me to my love of BizTalk.

I was the first and principal Microsoft instructor at this now defunct training organization located in Draper Utah. I was responsible for creating the curriculum for the MCSE program as well as recruiting instructors for the Microsoft, Novell and CISCO certification training programs. Although the management turned out to be less than honest the program that the very capable instructors put together was incredible and I am happy to say that I was part of this organization.

This was a fun period of time, prototyping plastic objects for customers, teaching people how to use fiberglassing supplys to repair and build boats, etc. We even had laser engraving and vinyl cutting sign making equipment (Gerber) back before everyone in the world was doing it! I frequently long for the days when I had my own laser to "play" with!