Anthony Borton OR Nick Hauenstein

Teaches at QuickLearn Training

Anthony Borton Anthony Borton is one of the world’s leading ALM consultant-trainers. He has worked with both small and large companies to help them adopt ALM best practices using Microsoft’s development platform since the release of TFS in 2005. Anthony has developed a full TFS training curriculum that is delivered globally. He has presented at Microsoft TechEd technical conferences in Australia, New Zealand, North America, and Europe. Since passing Microsoft exam 001 back in 1993, Anthony has completed over 59 exams, including Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer: Application Lifecycle Management. Anthony is a sought-after trainer and has delivered technical training and consulting in the United States, Europe, and all across the Asia Pacific region. He is a Microsoft MVP (Visual Studio ALM - 10yrs) and a Microsoft Certified Trainer (since 1996). In his spare time he enjoys travelling and spending time with his family. Nick Hauenstein Nick Hauenstein is an integration developer, consultant, and trainer based in the greater Seattle area. He is a Microsoft MVP and holds certifications including Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer: Application Lifecycle Management. Nick specializes in Team Foundation Server, BizTalk Server, Azure App Service, as well as the data formats, protocols, and frameworks that surround them. As a consultant he has travelled all over the country to help build, refine and optimize complex mission-critical BizTalk Server based integrations in the healthcare and financial verticals -- helping teams to remove blocking issues, and satisfy low-latency requirements and stringent SLAs. In addition, he has helped teams automate their development, testing, builds and deployments using Microsoft Team Foundation Server. He has worn many hats over the years as a small business owner, software development engineer, tester, and Scrum Master. He is an avid blogger, open source contributor, as well as the creator and maintainer of the T-Rex Metadata Library for Azure App Service.