Stefano Demiliani is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer, MCTS on Microsoft Dynamics NAV, and MCTS on Sharepoint, and different .NET technologies.
He has a Masters degree in Computer Engineering from Politecnico of Turin.
He works as a Senior Project Manager and Solution Developer for EID/Navlab (one of the biggest Microsoft Certified Partners in Italy) and his main activity is architecturing and developing solutions based on Microsoft technologies.
He has written many articles and blogs on different Microsoft related topics (.NET, Sharepoint, Microsoft Dynamics) and he's frequently involved in consulting on these topics.
You can get more details and keep in touch with him by reaching the site http://www.demiliani.com or via Twitter (@demiliani
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Mylia S. Rubanzana (MBA, MABR, PGDFM, BCOM, and DIP) is currently a Finance Manager at Uganda National Council for Science and Technology. Mylia has over 20 years of working experience specializing in financial management. Mylia is a Member of the International Consortium on Governmental Financial Management and a Council Member of Uganda Technology and Management University.
In 2011, he proposed an implementation plan for the Science, Technology, and Innovation Fund. He worked on System Financing in the Science, Technology and Innovation benchmarking study of Finland. Also, he performed an assessment of the budget performance management in the public sector the Uganda: a case study of Uganda National Council for Science and Technology. He established the China-Uganda Scientific and Cultural Village in Uganda. In 2010, he participated in transfer and commercialization of charcoal manufacturing technology for farmers and entrepreneurs in Uganda. In 2005, he worked on Accounting information system and quality of financial reporting at some Public institutions in Uganda: Case study of Uganda National Council for Science and Technology. Later, he worked on a financial procedural manual for Science and Technology. In 2002, he worked on Financial procedural Manual for the National Civic Education Program. In 1990, he wrote an extended essay on Gold Trust Bank.