Steve Tout's Profitable Website Management for Professional Photographers
I am a consultant at Oracle Corporation and web developer at heart with over 9 years experience in web development, consulting, architecture, analysis and security implementation. I have spent the last seven years in planning, management, analysis, design, integration and support of enterprise identity and access management solutions using the Oracle Access Manager (OAM, formerly COREid) platform. In my photo life, I enjoy more leisurely pursuits such as taking pictures of people (for events such as weddings, or as portraits) and my adorable daughter, Molly
Recent articles by Steve Tout
Here are links to recent articles for quick reference which appear in my monthly column in Rangefinder Magazine.
Profitable Website Management
- August 2008 - Web Hosting Providers
- July 2008 - Online Portfolios For Photographers
- June 2008 - Creating a Winning Content Management Strategy
- May 2008 - Build or Buy: The Outsoucer's Dilemma
- April 2008 - My Website Needs Help!
Events and Public Speaking
PPA Super Monday Seminar on Oct 27 - Portland, Ore.: Profitable Website Management
Using ideas from my Profitable Website Management column, attendees will learn to evaluate their website and web strategy and prioritize their tecnology initiatives. By the end of class, attendees will have a personalized action plan for putting profitable website management concepts to work for them. Check out the PPA website to register for the course. I will post the exact location of this event on my website shortly, so check back here in a couple months.
Steve's Photo Galleries
Here I have posted links to a few of my photo galleries in no particular order.
Coffeehouse Photography, Molly's Gallery, Winston and Beatrice (2004), Photo.net, Quntuplets, Courtnee
Last Updated: 25 August, 2008 11:25 AM PST
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DISCLAIMER
Steve works at Oracle USA. The views expressed in his public writing, on this website and in his blog are his personal opinion and do not necessarily reflect the views of his employer or its clients.
