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How does one decide which technology to use? How does one know if the technology has evolved sufficiently for us to take the plunge? Senior architects at Infosys’ Microsoft Technology Center (MTC) have pooled together their expertise and knowledge to answer these queries in ‘Reasons for adopting .NET Framework 3.5’ - the sixth in a series of handbooks.
The handbook discusses the reasons to adopt .NET Framework 3.5 (formerly codenamed Orcas), highlights its key features and provides the authors’ perspectives about the technology. It is based on implementations, consultations, and experiments undertaken at the Microsoft Technology Center (MTC) on .NET Framework 3.0 and 3.5.
Book Review
 This book contains an excellent overview of .NET Framework 3.5 features and enhancements; especially focused on enterprise development.
Brad Abrams
Group Program Manager
.NET Framework, Microsoft Corporation
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About the Authors
Atul Gupta is a Principal Architect at Infosys’ Microsoft Technology Center (MTC). He has 13 years of experience in Microsoft technologies. He has been awarded Microsoft’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) award for the past four years. Atul is an active blogger at Infosys’ Microsoft blog
 . Currently, he is leading the user experience track at MTC’s Product Competency Center focused on Windows Presentation Foundation, Silverlight and ASP.NET AJAX technologies.
Sripriya Thothadri is a Technical Architect at Infosys’ MTC. She has more than 10 years of experience. Currently, she is leading the .NET Framework 3.0/3.5 track within the Product Competency Center at MTC. She has consulted many global companies on .NET technologies. Sripriya is focusing on WCF, WF and WCS technologies.
Naveen Kumar is a Principal Architect at Infosys’ MTC. He has been working on Microsoft technologies for the past 11 years and on .NET technologies for the last 7 years. Naveen has architected several solutions and frameworks on Microsoft technologies. Currently, he is responsible for the Product Competency Center (PCC) group in MTC. The PCC group assimilates the latest Application Platform technologies from Microsoft. Naveen’s areas of specialization include VC++, ATL, MFC, COM+ and the .NET Framework.
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