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Thierry Fierens from Adest is the next person who responded to our “Shared Experience” initiative. He explains in details about his experience with Silverlight and shares a little information about his company projects. While new to Silverlight, Thierry has a vast experience in Client/Server application design so be sure that you will be intrigued by his responses.

Don't forget that you may also submit your answers together with a white paper of the Silverlight solution you have. We'll be really glad to publish information about your recent Silverlight projects.

Now let’s finally take a look at what Thierry Fierens has shared with us.

Ken Azuma from 2ndFACTORY is the next person who responded to our “Shared Experience” initiative. He explains in details about his experience with Silverlight and shares a little information about the "Jellyfish Deep Zoom” project presented at the MIX09 Conference. Ken is an experienced architect at Japan so be sure that you will be intrigued by his responses.

Don't forget that you may also submit your answers together with a white paper of the Silverlight solution you have. We'll be really glad to publish information about your recent Silverlight projects.

Now let’s finally take a look at what Ken Azuma has shared with us.

Introduction

Silverlight 3 is on its way with tons of new goodies. But each technology has to be well accepted from the business users in order to be successful. The question is what can help the business to take such a decision? We, at SilverlightShow.net, are sure that sharing experience is a good start.

This article is a part of our “Shared Experience” initiative that aims to give a place to every person or company that has experience in a commercial Silverlight product or project and wants to share that knowledge. If you are one of them and you are willing to participate, don't hesitate to download and answer our questions. In return, we will publish not only your answers, but also a white paper of the Silverlight solution you have.

One of the first people who kindly responded to our challenge was David Kelley from IdentityMine. Let’s take a look at what David has shared with us.