For
Immediate Release
Contact: Kevin Schuler October 6, 2000
614-761-9760 Microsoft’s New Internet Integration
Strategy – .NET Enterprise
Servers – to be Introduced at “Developer Days” Conference October 6, 2000 – On
Tuesday, October 10, Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer will introduce the
company’s new .NET Enterprise Servers at “Developer Days,” an
international conference for software developers.
Dublin, Ohio-based InDepth Technology will host the Columbus site
of the international conference at the Hyatt Regency Columbus, 350 N. High
Street, from 8:15 to 5:15 p.m.
“Microsoft’s .NET
Enterprise Servers promise the full power of integrated Web technologies
for the future,” says Kevin Schuler, president of InDepth Technology,
Inc., a business and technology-consulting firm. Schuler, who is a regional director for the Microsoft Solution
Developer Network, served on the Microsoft advisory council that
determined content for the “Developer Days” event.
“The .NET strategy is a
radical undertaking, similar to Microsoft’s leap from DOS to Windows,”
Schuler adds. In addition to
presentations by Schuler and Microsoft’s front-line technical experts,
Steve Ballmer, chief executive officer of Microsoft, will address
simultaneously more than 70,000 developers in 64 countries and 160 cities
via satellite broadcast.
Frank Henson, president and CEO of the Central Ohio Industry and Technology Council says, “It is no surprise that InDepth Technology is host for Columbus’ first indepth introduction to this new initiative. Since the early days of the World Wide Web, this local company has been educating and informing our community about leading edge technology,” Henson added.
According to Schuler, the .NET
Internet integration strategy, which is claiming fully eighty percent of
Microsoft’s $4 billion research and development budget, will “close
the digital loop” to usher in the “third generation” of the
Internet. “This
initiative, which is intended to integrate Microsoft’s software with the
Internet and make it easier to exchange information between different
computing devices, will level the playing field for small and medium
business owners, enabling them to harness the power of the Internet as
never before,” he says.
The “Developer Days” conference will include six technical sessions in two tracks that will take intelligence managers beyond product demonstrations and into applying the technology in their organizations. Sessions focus on various topics, including the .NET architecture and implementation for the .NET Enterprise Servers. Software and Web developers, consultants and systems integrators can register for the event at www.msdn.microsoft.com/events/devdays. Based in Dublin, Ohio, InDepth Technology Inc., has built a successful organization dedicated to Knowledge Age solutions through the use of practical, state of the art technology tools. The firm provides services ranging from building Web-based communities to designing multi-tier business solutions to complete Information Systems assessments. As one of only 20 worldwide members of Microsoft’s .NET Partner Advisory Council, InDepth Technology president Kevin Schuler provides Microsoft with real-world advice and feedback. As a Microsoft regional director, Schuler is an independent third party advocate of Microsoft technologies. Schuler’s mission is to inform, educate and congregate the Windows development community. - www.InDepthTech.com -
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