Koźmic Krzysztof

Automatyk nawrocony w trakcie studiow na programiste dzieki technologii .NET. Fan lekkich metodyk i narzedzi, czystego kodu, stosowania konwencji w kodzie i jezyka Boo. Zwiazany z ruchem ALT.NET i kilkoma projektami Open Source. W szczegolnosci Castle Project gdzie rozwija framework AOP DynamicProxy, kontener Inversion of Control Windsor i kilka innych.

Pampuch Bartosz

Dyrektor centrum badawczo-rozwojowego w firmie Comarch, CTO sektora ERP. Na co dzień kieruje zespołem badawczym rozwijającym platformę do budowy systemów w modelu SaaS oraz grupą realizującą nowoczesne interfejsy oparte o Silverlight i WPF. Jego zespół buduje również aplikacje na Microsoft Surface. Specjalizuje się m.in. w nowoczesnych metodykach prowadzenia projektów informatycznych oraz architekturach systemowych. Od 2007 r. – Microsoft MVP (pierwotnie w kategorii Visual Developer - Team System, aktualnie Visual Developer – Connected System).

Januszkiewicz Paula

Paula Januszkiewicz is the IT Security Auditor, Enterprise Security MVP, trainer (MCT), Microsoft Security Trusted Advisor and MCT Europe Polish Lead. She is also a speaker on many international conferences (incl. Tech Ed worldwide) and writes articles on Windows Security. The trainings and workshops she conducts usually cover Security, Virtualization and Windows system topics. Paula is passionate about sharing her knowledge with others. She conducted many IT security audits and penetration tests and drives her own company CQURE. Paula is the leader of Women in Technology community group in Poland, she organizes also Warsaw Girl Geek Dinners. In private, she enjoys researching new technologies which she usually publishes on her blog http://blogs.technet.com/plwit. Paula’s last community project: http://digigirlz.pl

Moss Jessica

Jessica M. Moss, an architect with Ironworks Consulting and a Microsoft SQL Server MVP, is a well-known practitioner, author, and speaker in Microsoft SQL Server business intelligence. Jessica has created numerous data warehousing solutions for companies in the retail, internet, health services, finance, and energy industries and authored technical content for multiple magazines, websites, and the book "Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Integration Services Problem-Design-Solution". Jessica enjoys working with the central Virginia community and speaks regularly at user groups, code camps, and conferences. You can read about her work on her blog, http://www.jessicammoss.com.