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XDegrees, Inc. and Microsoft Corp. today announced that XDegrees has developed a new application for secure information exchange, an exciting enterprise application to use Microsoft® .NET My Services. The XDegrees System, announced today, significantly increases the security and availability of business information distributed throughout extended organizations, enabling employees, partners and customers to seamlessly and securely share, access and search for business-critical information. ".NET My Services represents a fundamental advance in the development of applications for today's enterprise, and XDegrees has integrated three key components into its product offering: .NET Passport, Windows® Messenger and .NET Alerts," said Michael Tanne, CEO of XDegrees. "The XML Web services architecture and simple programming model allowed us to easily and quickly integrate these services into the XDegrees System."
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XDegrees, Inc. and Microsoft Corp. today announced that XDegrees has developed a new application for secure information exchange, an exciting enterprise application to use Microsoft® .NET My Services. The XDegrees System, announced today, significantly increases the security and availability of business information distributed throughout extended organizations, enabling employees, partners and customers to seamlessly and securely share, access and search for business-critical information. ".NET My Services represents a fundamental advance in the development of applications for today's enterprise, and XDegrees has integrated three key components into its product offering: .NET Passport, Windows® Messenger and .NET Alerts," said Michael Tanne, CEO of XDegrees. "The XML Web services architecture and simple programming model allowed us to easily and quickly integrate these services into the XDegrees System."
View: Microsoft and XDegrees Announce Premier Enterprise Application Using .NET My Services @ PressPass
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