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.NET Unwrapped - A Webcast series about .NET in the Financial Industry

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.NET Unwrapped webcast series

Last November - Asli Bilgin from Microsoft Financial Services approached me to do a series on .NET application development in the financial sector. You folks remember Asli right? She was one of our top presenters who presented on ASP.NET Webcasts Week in January 2004. Well this time around Asli has taken the lead on pulling together a very informative webcast series on .NET solutions developed for the financial services industry. I worked for 8 years in the financial industry, and the number of legacy applications out there that IT has to support is mind boggling. Plus, you can’t really just go out there and buy a shrink wrapped solution to fit your needs. What Asli team has done is evangelize the solutions that have been built already by some of our larger enterprise customers who are actively using .NET to connect disparate systems together and already have implemented best practices on J2EE and .NET Interoperability. So tune in this Monday, February 14, 2005, as the series kicks off. It lasts all week until the 18th.

.NET Unwrapped – Develop dynamic solutions for the financial services industry.

Tune in to .NET Unwrapped, the webcast series focused on real-world developer solutions for the financial services industry. Hear from the Microsoft financial services team as well as experts who have deployed technologies and systems at some of the largest financial institutions. Learn how to:

  • Exchange information and functionality between disparate systems and platforms
  • Migrate from COM and WinDNA to .NET
  • Implement best practices for J2EE and .NET interoperability
  • Integrate for mature messaging systems

Bonus: Attend any live webcast in this series to qualify for a chance to win a Portable Media Center pre-loaded with our best developer webcasts. See official rules for more details.

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Also check out the additional resources from this team at the Microsoft Financial Services Website .

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