Hi,
Can anyone tell me what the biggest .NET project was ever?
Which company realized the biggest .NET ever in the last years?
Which company plans a big..NET deal?
How big was / will be those projects?
Regards,
gicio
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
I reckon the London Congestion Charge system is the biggest .NET project around.
You'll also note the lack of any "...due to computer system malfunctions" news headlines about the Congestion Charge system too
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blowdart
Peek-a-boo
W3bbo wrote:I reckon the London Congestion Charge system is the biggest .NET project around.
You'll also note the lack of any "...due to computer system malfunctions" news headlines about the Congestion Charge system too
I'd say, if we're talking UK projects, the government gateway system is bigger, and ongoing.
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I heard BizTalk 2004 was the biggest .NET project. That was a year or so ago though.
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sbc
GW R/Me
Actually I think the NHS Gateway (www.nhs.uk) site is the biggest project. It has a backend where people from various sections of the NHS input data. The backend is a bit slow (as I input data into it), but that is probably to be expected.
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blowdart
Peek-a-boo
sbc wrote:Actually I think the NHS Gateway (www.nhs.uk) site is the biggest project. It has a backend where people from various sections of the NHS input data. The backend is a bit slow (as I input data into it), but that is probably to be expected.
Ah, that'll be why Avanade are so desperate to recruit people to go to Leeds?
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When you say big... how big is big for you
I mean how many procects in a solution.. how many lines of code...
developing time.....how many developers has the team?
or has Microsoft a big .NET project?
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blowdart
Peek-a-boo
gicio wrote:When you say big... how big is big for you
I mean how many procects in a solution.. how many lines of code...
developing time.....how many developers has the team?
But our metrics are meaningless. Are you talking machines? Users? throughput? Comments? How many commas?
You asked the question, you state the criteria.
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
sbc wrote:The NHS has the biggest private network too as well.
It's also the world's second largest employer, next to the Chinese People's "Liberation" Army.
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irascian
Irascible Ian
blowdart wrote:
Ah, that'll be why Avanade are so desperate to recruit people to go to Leeds?
An incredible waste of tax payer's money and not any kind of example anybody would want to hold up as being a good use of .Net.
I'd better not say any more in case I end up being in breach of contract, but a year involved in the disgrace called NPfIT turned me from being pro the introduction of ID cards to being extremely anti-them.
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CRPietschmann
Chris Pietschmann
I know Vista has alot of features being written in managed code. I know the entire thing isn't managed, but I think there will be quite a big chunk of it that will be managed.
I also think the new version of SQL Server Reporting Services for SQL '05 is entirely written in managed code.
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Microsoft CRM is built on .net , i think that's one of Microsoft's biggest .net apps
Also Media Center was once of the first parts of the windows os written in .net
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