"ASP.NET for Dummies" says :
"You just can't do business without a Web site, and the more compelling and interactive it is, the better. In a competitive environment, keeping your Web site fresh and exciting can have a real effect on your bottom line...

ASP.NET is the technology that can give you that competitive edge.  It's easy to use and works with other familiar languages, like Visual Basic and HTML, to help you set up cool interactive Web pages."

However, there's a lot more to it than that.  ASP.NET allows us to create multi-user software, with powerful database functions built in.  End users can access the software via their web browsers and it makes no difference whether they use PCs or Macs.

Virtually any software application which you can imagine can now be created in ASP.NET.

And it doesn't really matter whether this is over the internet or on an intranet (your organisation's own network).

This solves a long standing problem by opening up easy access from multiple branches across town or across the world!  Excellent security features allow you to restrict access to people with appropriate authority.

C# (pronounced C Sharp) is the designated benchmark programming language used in ASP.NET and is the one that we use.

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Microsoft are putting a large percentage of their budget into the .NET framework and it looks certain to become a standard component of any Windows computer. So what is this "framework" and what use is it?

It's the structure through which Windows and your computer communicate.  What's good about this is that software written in ASP.NET will be able to run on a wide range of computers, including some that are still on the drawing board.

And, before we panic over Microsoft dominating the world totally, there is already a Linux "clone of the .NET framework called "Mono".  So, all software written for .NET should be able to run on Linux systems which have "Mono" installed.

This means that that it's highly likely that, before too long, a large proportion of commercial software will be running under .NET or Mono.  We see huge advantages to end users, especially in the easy deployment of solutions throughout an organisation.