Date:    Fri, 14 Nov 2003 00:00:56 EST
From:    Arnoldbilansky@cs.com
Subject: [Vblearn] Meeting - Mon., 11-17  - XML in .NET w/ Dan Hermes

Topic: XML in .NET: Building Business Solutions with Dan Hermes

Date: Monday, Nov 17th, 2003, 6:45PM

Location: Microsoft, 6th floor, 201 Jones Road., Waltham MA (directions) Free
and open to the public

Description:

What are the advantages and risks of XML in Enterprise Development?


 XML receives abundant press as the language for new distributed business
applications. Providing cross-platform communication, standardization, and
data-driven design, XML cannot be ignored. Microsoftâ^À^Ùs .NET platform offers us a
suite of distributed and Internet technologies, including XML. Weâ^À^Ùll explore
those technologies, their advantages, their challenges, and their risks:



Business Examples

Web Services vs. Remoting

Cross-Platform Examples

.NET Framework

When is XML Overkill?



SPEAKER

Dan Hermes, MCT, MCSD is President and principal consultant at Lexicon
Systems, Inc. www.lexiconsystemsinc.com. Mr. Hermes offers an extensive background
in Information Systems, with over 15 years experience as a project leader,
architect, analyst, and developer. Specializing in client/server and Internet
development, he has expertise in object-oriented design, Internet applications,
database design, high-volume transaction processing, and multi-tiered,
cross-platform development. As a Microsoft Certified Trainer, he has taught Visual
Basic courses through the Microsoft Official Curriculum. On the faculty of
Northeastern University, Mr. Hermes has offered courses on Visual Basic and
E-Commerce development. For development, he specializes in VB6 and VB.NET, also using
ASP.NET, XML, C++, ASP, SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, and many others. Leaders in
business, software development, e-commerce, and Internet technology call on him
to bring their endeavors to success and profitability. Mr. Hermes can be
contacted at hermes@lexiconsystemsinc.com.




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