Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Microsoft Trading Platform M4 Silverlight Edition is ready to download
Find details at Modulus here.
It's a platform agnostic browser app with the look and feel of a desktop app.
This info from Modulus noted here:
"M4 SL is affordably priced at $6,799 for use on one domain. This price includes C# source code, a license for StockChartX WPF and StockChartX SL, free setup via Remote Desktop, 6 months of email technical support and one year of source code updates (renewable on an annual basis)."
Test drive Denali (SQL Server 2011) with pervasive insight
Get this CTP1 version of SQL Server 2011 code named 'DENALI' from here.
File name for x86 is SQLFULL_x86ENU.exe (1296.9 MB)
An ISO and an exe file for x64 are also available from the same link.
As advertised highlights:
Enhanced mission-critical platform
Developer and IT Productivity
Pervasive insight
Supported Operating Systems are:
Windows 7;Windows Server 2008 R2;Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2;Windows Vista Service Pack 2
Hardware for x32:
Intel or compatible 1.0 GHZ processor, ~1GB RAM and ~2.2GB Hard disk OK
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
Microsoft Trading Platform on your desktop
Highlights
Trade over 11000 stocks On 23 world exchanges
Fundamental Analysis
Powerful stock screener
Diversify risk Management etc.
Perhaps early next year a trading platform on the cloud!!!
Friday, November 05, 2010
Office 365 coming to a cloud near you
Summary of what is offered:
Microsoft's star product Microsoft Office gets launched to the cloud offering the following services:
- Office Professional Plus
- Exchange Online
- Sharepoint Online
- Lync Online
Key benefits of Office 365 (according to MSFT):
- 24/7 IT-Level Phone support
- Get up and run faster with migration tools
- Server patching, updating all gone
- Variable pricing to fit your pocket
Thursday, November 04, 2010
Now you have SQL Azure Reporting Services in the Cloud
At the PDC on October 28th Microsoft announced two new features for SQL Azure Reporting CTP and SQL Azure Data Sync CTP2.
You can embed cloud based reports using SQL Azure Data. You use the familiar SSRS to author reports and use it on-site or, up on the cloud (you can have your cake and eat it too!).
SQL Azure Sync CTP2 enables synchronization between on-premises SQL Server and SQL Azure. Now you have it both ways.
If you are new to SSRS I strongly recommend my book,
http://hodentek.blogspot.com/2009/03/finally-book-is-published.html
If you are new to SQL Azure you can order my book from here,
https://www.packtpub.com/microsoft-sql-azure-enterprise-application-development/book
Do you want to have your own free copy? Follow this link here:
http://hodentek.blogspot.com/2011/01/do-you-want-free-copies-of-my-latest.html