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InfoQ Homepage News MSDN Architecture Center Launches Vertical Sites

MSDN Architecture Center Launches Vertical Sites

Aug 14, 2006 less than one minute

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The MSDN Architecture Center has released 3 industry-focused vertical sites, and one devoted to Microsoft Office as a solutions platform:
Each site has an industry architect to act as the "voice" of the site.  The sites contain case studies of companies in the specific industry, plus webcasts, articles, and blog posts that address each industry's specific challenges.  For example, the manufacturing site includes information on the new Microsoft Robotics Studio.  The Office site specifically focuses on architects to design the "last mile" of business productivity.

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