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Managing Editor
James Wilson
Project Manager
William J. Harding
Authors
James Wilson, William J.Harding, Steven Baker,
Jim Christensen, Carl Stephen Smyth, Scot Vidican
Technical Editor
Mary North
Production
Sigrid Elenga
Graphic Designer
Curtis Christman
Lead Software Design Engineer
Tony Green
Indexers
Tony Ross, Lee Ross
Contributors
Erwin Abinion, Ahmed Abou-Taleb, Ahmed Bassiony, Mary Browning,
Doug Carrell, Stephen Cawood, Alex Cobb, Patrick Copeland, Liz Crawford,
David Downing, Bill Duemmel, Nick Duncan, Dan Evers, Diane Forsyth, Keith Hamilton,
Zach Jason, David Kiker, Antero Koskinen, Paul Larsen, Liza Leif, Ritu Manocha,
Rick Mittelstaedt, Michael Nappi, Jim Pauley, Cynthia Redine, Jerry Santos, Paul Schafer,
Margaret Sherman, Tom Uusnakki, Dave Wascha, Anne Weiler, Renee Wesberry,
Jeff Wierer, Jack Wight, Scott Woodgate, Adam Zilinskas
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Audience
We chose scenarios that span horizontal markets to make this information relevant to a broad audience. For example, many companies are concerned with supply chain management, creating a retail Web site, setting up an automated e-procurement process, and so forth. The level of content is general enough to appeal to various disciplines within a large enterprise. At the same time, the detail is specific enough to add practical value to people who are tasked with implementing an enterprise-wide solution to a given business problem. Additionally, we targeted consultants , solution providers, application service providers, and independent software vendors to give them a framework they need to build solutions for their clients .
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Information Technology and Business Managers
Information Technology (IT) managers and business managers need an easy-to-understand guide for how to use Microsoft's products and technologies together to build solutions that address urgent needs within their organizations. Each chapter begins with a scenario that describes a problem from the enterprise customer's perspective. The solution describes which products and technologies can be used together to address the scenario. This information helps decision makers to understand how to identify tools and technologies to address major projects in the coming year. Individual product documentation, by its very nature, cannot provide this view. The implementation and reference sections provide more detail to help you reach your goals successfully.
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Information Technology Architects
Information Technology (IT) architects, system architects and system analysts will benefit from the blueprints provided in each chapter that relate to a specific scenario. The diagrams, figures, and overviews show you how to design integrated solutions to your problems. The Implementation section gives you code samples and ways to implement your design solution. Each chapter also contains references for where to go for more details on products, technologies, white papers, etc.
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Consultants, Independent Software Vendors , Solution Providers, and Application Service Providers
Consultants, independent software vendors (ISV), Solution Providers (SP), and Application Service Providers (ASP) can gain insights into how the various .NET Enterprise Servers work together to provide integrated solutions for their clients . The practical guidance combined with detailed samples helps you understand how to successfully implement e-business projects.
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