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Microsoft System Center products and solutions help capture and aggregate knowledge of IT infrastructure, policies and best practices to help IT organizations build manageable systems and automate operations to reduce costs, improve application availability and enhance service deliver. Teresa…

Remember way back in the day when you first heard of the Model View Controller pattern (MVC) ?  Or perhaps you have heard of Model View Presenter (MVP).  While preparing for my Tech-Ed presentation this year I ran across the Presenter First pattern.  I was so intriguied by this I…

Ever wonder what apps will be like in 2010?  Its not that far off really.  I was thinking about this when I heard what the BizTalk Services team did and saw their previous C9 video. So I pinged John Shewchuk and David Wortendyke to ask them if they would think about the app of the…

Talk about two topics that I care about... Wow.  I had a fascinating conversation with the guys from Bosch in Chicago.  You gotta hear this one.

Bob Familiar interviews Stephen Tarmey of Tyco Software House on how he discovered the Concurrency and Coordination Runtime in the Robotics Studio SDK and used it to implement a high throughput asynchronous I/O pattern.

How do you build line-of-business applications in Silverlight and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)--applications that can be maintained and extended over a period of years? How do you design and code to handle real-world complexity? Composite Application Guidance (a.k.a.,…

Authors Steve Resnick, Rich Crane and Chris Bowen discuss their new book Essential WCF with Bob Familiar.

You've no doubt heard by now a lot about software plus services as an architectural concept, but how many real world examples can you say you've seen? On this episode of ARCast, Denny Boynton sits down with Derek Jerrel from Winchester Ammunition and Jim McPherson and Jeff Fattic from…

Ron Jacobs discusses REST and SOAP with Bob Familiar: the differences, the similarities, and how Windows Communication Foundation supports these distributed networking protocols.

In this interview, Greg Galipeau of RDA discusses three different patterns -- MVC, MVP and ASP.NET MVC with Dr. Zhiming Xue “Z”, Microsoft Architect Evangelist.  He articulates the advantages and disadvantages inherent in each pattern, and explains when to use one versus another when…