1	Advantages of Using the Microsoft® .NET Framework CyberAgra www.cyberagra.com
2	Challenge - Low bandwidth of remote locations
3	1.A Network - Single I/O Single machine peripheral input output: 16 Bits * 2 GHz / 8 Bits per Byte = 8 GB/s 8000 Mb/s
4	1.B Network - LAN Local Area Network Ethernet cable or wireless connection: 10, 100, 1000 MB/s
5	1.C Network – Dedicated Dedicated T1, SDSL, ADSL, Cable, and other connections: 125, 2000 KB/s
6	1.D Network – Mobile Mobile Connections 3G: 128-256 KB/s Dialup: 28.8-57 KB/s GPRS: 28.8 KB/s GSM: 14.4 KB/s
7	Bandwidth Challenge
8	Challenge - Diverse platform targets (CPUs / OS)
9	Situation Overview No synchronization needed
10	Solution - Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
11	HTML protocol speed calculation
12	Challenge - Static nature of HTML
13	Solution - Microsoft® .NET Framework
14	What Is the .NET Framework? A set of technologies that: Makes information available anytime, anywhere Simplifies development and deployment How does .NET achieve the above? Web services ADO.NET DataSets and XML support throughout the platform Rich tools, runtime services and XCOPY deployment
15	Technical definition Microsoft® .NET framework is a programmable application component accessible via standard Web protocols
16	The Framework & Visual Studio .NET
17	The Common Language Runtime Multiple programming languages Simplified development Rich Web clients and safe Web hosting Increased productivity & scalability
18	Rapid Application Development
19	Available Functions
20	Amount of Work Included in .NET Total Lines of Code: 48,564 Total Comment Lines: 24,240 Total Namespaces: 43 Total Classes: 415 Total Enums: 141 Total Methods: 3,609 Total Properties: 1,833 Total Events: 448 Total Interfaces: 21 Approximate development time: 8.5 man-years
21	.NET Development - CyberAgra Application Services™
22	Modules Poultry Recordkeeping Software, Production Accounting, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Sales, Feed Management, Processing Plant Optimization, Swine Growout, Swine Breeding, and eCommerce software.
23	About our Software Our 4th generation modules have been steadily improving through the years starting in 1995 with our Windows® desktop versions and in 1997 with our client-server updates. During 2001 all user interfaces were redesigned as Web active server pages, and in 2004 CyberAgra Application Services™ was ported to the .NET framework and officially verified for Microsoft Windows Server 2003™.
24	Screen shot – poultry standard codes
25	Screen shot – production modules
26	Screen shot – report wizard step 1 - farms
27	Screen shot – step 3 – report columns
28	Screen shot – farm report
29	Screen shot – live.com map
30	Screen shot – directions
31	Screen shot – report wizard step 1 – flock selection
32	Screen shot – flock summary
33	Screen shot – production trends
34	Screen shot – product mix optimizer - profit maximization
35	Screen shot – breeder production graph
36	Screen shot – chicks hatched
37	Screen shot – egg layers – weekly report
38	Screen shot – egg layers – single week projection in pdf format
39	Screen shot – sow history
40	Screen shot – CRM and product quality control
41	Screen shot – selling business lists - eCommerce
42	Summary
43	Appendix © 2007 CyberAgra. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. CYBERAGRA MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED HEREIN. Microsoft, Visual Studio, Windows, and Windows Mobile are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.
44	Questions?