Kiran heads the DHTS Web Services department providing strategic planning, direction and execution. He has over 18 years of industry experience in various verticals such as government, electronics, manufacturing, telecom and health care. His passion is turning innovative web strategies into business models. He is also Project Management (PMP) and ITIL Certified.

Ann provides project management for development of new web sites and support of existing sites. She has a Masters in Instructional Media and spent over ten years in the School of Medicine developing educational materials and online training, including the IRB's Research Ethics training modules. During her seven years as project manager for web services, she helped develop the current standards and brand and facilitated implementation across clinical departments, divisions, centers/institutes and programs. She enjoys working with clients to find solutions to their communications and training needs.

Jeff has worn many hats on the Web Services team since he started working at Duke in late 2004. He specializes in .NET and PHP development and has particular interest in rich internet applications and portals. He is currently leading the CHAVI Management Portal project, implemented in Microsoft Sharepoint 2007. This high profile project will be the cornerstone for the renewal and management of the Center for HIV-AIDS Vaccine Immunology's 300 million dollar grant.

Ling has been working in IT field in different roles for 10 years, but mainly enjoyed development because of its demand on sophisticated logic and practicability, and also found beauty in debugging and figuring out how to make programs and applications work. She mainly work with tools in sun, java, unix, ibm, open sources, but spent first 2 years developing in C++ right after school, slightly touched upon microsoft tools like visual basic and visual C++. She has worked for companies like CheckFree, Compuware, Wachovia and Bank of America.

Sandon is the lead developer on the HealthView web portal, providing self-service for the patients of Duke Medicine. He has developed and designed Java-based solutions for the IBM WebSphere suite since 1999 - most of which has been in the healthcare industry. He is also a Sun Certified Java Programmer (SCJP).

Joseph Fobert is working on the Health View Portal Development project applying Java and IBM Websphere technologies. He has several years of experience in building and leading Java2 Enterprise Edition and other object oriented enterprise software. His present focus is towards establishing a cutting edge patient's online experience for Health Services at Duke.

Sudha Srikantaswamy is part of Duke Healthview Portal Development Team that engages the latest Java and WebSphere Technologies. She has been in software development since 1996 working with various emerging technologies and software delivery platforms. Her experience is spread over the domains of satellite telecommunications, supply-chain e-commerce, banking applications and currently Health Information Technology. She enjoys the challenges of Duke Health System's innovative and pioneer project that creates and provides quality patient healthcare experience.

Anthony uses his extensive background and Master's in Instructional Media to deliver educational resources with the best of current technology. While he once worked in Basic, Hypercard, then Videodisc, CD ROM and Lotus Notes Domino servers, this need is now met with database driven web applications created in ASP and .NET with a Microsoft SQL server back end. He also works extensively with the Xoops framework, setting up and maintaining web sites that allow for direct client updates, by using PHP pages accessing a MySQL database running on an Apache server. Production of these educational modules and sites also draw on Anthony's extensive background in photography, film and video production, with their subsequent conversion for digital delivery.

Moving from traditional art mediums to digital, Don has been working with graphic design, multimedia and internet technologies for ten years. Clients he has worked with include: NASA, The New York Stock Exchange, Abbott Laboratories, the National Institute of Health and many others. Since joining the Web Services team, Don has implemented advances in multimedia, information architecture and is currently supervising the re-branding for DHTS and The Duke School of Medicine.

Alper is a developer, working with Microsoft technologies with 14 years of hands-on IT experience. He specializes .NET development and working with Clinical Development Team on the eBrowser application, a web based Patient Management application. He is also helping the group by administering Web Server Infrastructure working with various DHTS groups.