UK Connected Systems User Group Recap from July

Just a note to recap some of the discussion and activity from the recent UK Connected Systems User Group in July.

AppFx.ServiceBus

We discussed some of the implementation details of the AppFx.ServiceBus codeplex project.  This brought up some discussion around peoples experiences with Windows Azure Service Bus and how this codeplex project can help.  The slides from this presentation are available at the following location.

BizTalk Maturity Assessment

The session around the BizTalk Maturity Assessment brought up some interesting discussions.  I have created a video about the content from this session which is available online.

To findout more about the BizTalk Maturity Assessment refer to:

http://www.biztalkmaturity.com/

To view the video refer to:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ1eC5SCDog

Other News

Hybrid Organisation Event

The next user group session will be a full day event on the 11th September called The Hybrid Organisation.  We have some great sessions lined up and you can findout more about this event on the following link:

http://ukcsug-hybridintegration-sept2013.eventbrite.com/

Saravana's BizTalk Services Videos

Saravana has recently published some BizTalk Services videos that he wanted to share with everyone.

http://blogs.biztalk360.com/windows-azure-biztalk-serviceshello-word-and-hybrid-scenarios-demo-videos/

Hope to see everyone soon and let me know if anyone has any questions

Regards

Mike

This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: Michael Stephenson

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