Solutions Architect
This site is intended to help the visitor understand who I am and what I do
professionally. This site itself should help in that regard. In addition, the site
provides a link to my downloadable resume, examples of my writing skill,
a history of the various projects I've worked on and some samples of my work. And
of course, a way to contact me.
MSDN Magazine recently defined emerging architect roles. The article defines a Solutions
Architect as someone who is responsible for the design of one or more applications
or services within an organization, usually within the scope of a division,(and for
that reason the role is also known as an Application Architect). Examples of such
applications are: Internet banking, company-wide knowledge portals, and distributed
point-of-sale (POS) applications. Senior developers are good candidates for
the role of Solutions Architect. read more
Overview
Since 1988 I've been developing professional grade software applications on the
Microsoft platforms including:
- SQL Server programming using T-SQL
- ETL processes using SQL Server DTS packages and ActiveX components
- Classical ASP thru 3.0
- VB/ASP.net thru 2.0
- Public web sites and back-office applications using ASP, VB/ASP.net and MS SQL
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Entrepreneur
He casts
aside his assurance of 40 ~ hour weeks, leaves the safe cover of
tenure and security,... and charges across the perilous fields of change and
opportunity. If he succeeds, his profits will come not what he takes from
his fellow citizens, but from the value they freely place on the gift of
his imagination.
George Gilder
About Me
I enjoy being part of a team but can work independently when necessary. I am accustomed to working alone and have the facilities -- and privacy at my home office to continue doing so.
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Chuck Gatto Listed in International Who's Who!
Chuck Gatto has been nominated and subsequently listed in the The International Directory
of Who's Who in Information Technology.
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