The Microsoft Application Platform: A Perspective

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Speakers: Ralf Westphal , Kevin Francis , Darryl Chantry , Ted Neward
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What is an application platform? Why is it important? And how should we think about application platforms in a world of cloud computing? In this session,Darryl Chantry looks at all of these topics, providing a general model for both on-premises and cloud platforms. He then uses this model to examine several important issues in this area, including the competition between .NET and Java, why SOA is failing, and how the Microsoft platform compares with its on-premises and cloud competitors.

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Ted Neward

May 03, 2011 at 2:00 AM quote reply

Um.... I'm listed as a participant, and I've never been to Australia before. I think there's a typo in the metadata somewhere.

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