Alfresco 3 Enterprise Content Management Implementation
Munwar Shariff is the CTO and VP of Business Development at CIGNEX. CIGNEX is the leading provider of open source Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions for businesses and government agencies. He has worked as the chief architect and manager of engineering teams for 15 years in the areas of system software, Internet applications and mobile commerce applications for customers in the United States, Japan, Germany, and India. He is an expert in Content Management Systems (CMS). Since co-founding CIGNEX in late 2000, he has successfully delivered more than 50 CMS applications using various open source technologies. He has written a number of articles on open source CMS, he is an experienced trainer, and a frequent speaker at conferences related to this topic. Munwar earned his MS in Digital Electronics and Advanced Communications from REC Surathkal, India. Munwar is the co-author of the book on Plone Open Source Content Management System called Plone Live.Amita Bhandari is a consultant at CIGNEX. As a senior developer, she has rolled out numerous Alfresco deployments world-wide. She has extensive experience in implementing Enterprise Web Applications using J2EE technologies such as JSP, Servlets, EJB, and MVC Frameworks. She has worked with clients in media and gaming, healthcare, and e-governance. She has trained many students in Java and advanced Java technologies. She holds a Masters in Computer Applications from Rajasthan University, India.Vinita Choudhary is a senior consultant at CIGNEX. She has extensive experience in working in a variety of environments with cross-functional, multi-cultural teams. She has re-organized existing documentation repositories, written guidelines for document creation, filing and change control, written reference material for software developers, and published the same. She is involved in providing pre-sales support to the sales team and has worked on process streamlining for the company and various documentation aspects.