About Daniel

Daniel Siemon has been doing consulting work in various forms since 1997 when he became a serious programmer.
With Practical experience in many computer disciplines, including computer networking - P2P and Server-Client, Computer Programs Project Management, Web Programming (in most Languages), it is only natural that Daniel would move from the hands-on work force to counseling others.

Taking a breather from the tedious task of programming, Daniel concentrates his energies on consulting for Small businesses and start-up companies in the areas of Computer Networking, Internet Presence and Ecommerce Development.

General Work Experience

Over 10 years experience in project management and team leader. Duties include managing software developers, with teams of up to 5-10 people, supporting technical system programs, business process re-engineering, network configurations, hardware configurations and upgrades to customized programming, database design and administration.

In addition Daniel has over 15 years experience in custom software and internet application development and intranet/web site design implementations using many technologies such as ASP, ASP.NET, C#, VB, VB.NET, JavaScript, Access, Sharepoint Portal Server, SQL Server, Orace – 10g, XML & ECommerce and P.M. methodologies such as MSF, XP and RUP.

Overall, by working with personal websites for individuals and families, to completing projects from small businesses to fortune 500 businesses and across all industries including Federal Government, State Agencies and Commercial businesses, Daniel has provided an extensive world-wide knowledge of custom software and Internet application architecture and development processes from envisioning to release.

Your website - the do's and don'ts that make or break a website. Your look-and-feel and functionality makes a difference whether potential customers stay and return.

Computer networking - It doesn't have to be rocket science, a good network is selected and designed to run smoothly in your environment

Internet marketing - Don't believe all the hype, SEO isn't a magic ticket to traffic, it takes old fashioned marketing with some new tools to get the job done

Functionality - Did you consider functionality when you designed that beautiful Ecommerce website? Lack of functionality is the greatest killer of repeat business

Coaching - Do I need a coach? Why hire a coach and what specifically can a coach do for me?

Joe Job - Know what to do if your site ever comes under attack by a disgruntled user or under-handed competitor