Gunther Lenz, Microsoft chats with Al Perez, Total Computer about technologies such as Windows 7, .Net, and Visual Studio.

Posted: Apr 23, 2010 at 6:02 AM
By: Gunther Lenz
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Gunther Lenz, ISV Architect Evangelist, chats with Al Perez, Chief Architect at Total Computer ,about the experiences and benefits of being an early adopter of Visual Studio, .NET, and leveraging programs such as Frontrunner for Windows 7 for their flagship product Total Enforcement.
Total Enforcement represents Total Computer’s dedicated commitment to cutting edge innovation. Using the latest Microsoft .NET technologies and the entire solution supports deployment on the Microsoft Windows Azure Cloud-Computing platform. The solution offers uncompromised functionality, simplicity, enterprise scalability, and high automation. Total Enforcement has now been selected by large municipalities nationwide. The product is built as a pure .NET solution from the ground up. It’s also the only fully integrated solution of its kind.

Check also Gunther's blog @ http://blogs.msdn.com/glenz

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