1. TL20 – Entity Framework Futures
 Timothy Mallalieu
Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
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2. Agenda The data platform Consumer segmentation
A lap around entity framework v2
Bringing it all together
Entity framework, EDM, and Oslo
Related sessions and technologies
Q&A

3. The Data Platform

4. The Data Platform Client technologies
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The Data Platform
Client technologies
Mid-tier frameworks and technologies
Data access API’s and frameworks
Core storage
Data access
Integration
aggregation
synch
Reporting
and
analytics
Mgmt
deployment
policy
security
Models
and
workflow
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5. Consumer Segmentation

6. Data Consumer Segmentation
Model centric
data developer
Scripting /
rebel frameworks
LOB scripting /
macro writers
Information
worker
Traditional
data developer

7. A Lap Around V2 A consumer's perspective

8. The Agilist

9. The Model Centric Developer

10. The Framework Developer

11. The ADO.NET Developer

12. The Information Worker

13. Bringing It All Together

14. Entity Framework, EDM, And Oslo

15. Q&A

16. Related Talks
TL08 – Astoria Offline TL07 – Developing Applications Using Data Services PC20 – ASP.NET 4.0 Roadmap PC21 – ASP.NET MVC PC30 – ASP.NET Dynamic Data

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