Global distributed applications with windows DNA

This book presents DNA from a Web development perspective, ideal for development teams looking for global solutions. This book helps reader understand the value of interoperable and reusable components, the difference between standard client-server distributed applications and Windows DNA applications, the issue of multiple relationships and interactions among DNA components and why it is important to manage these interactions, and the design changes required to construct successful DNA applications.

Introduction. Global technology. Platforms and technologies. Using Microsoft technologies. Mapping the technology to the business. Global architecture. Architecture review. Building global distributed applications. Managing the global project. Global project management. Global software management.