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1. Build better data-driven apps with distributed caching

Author

Dunnington, Aaron

Subjects
Company business management, Storage capacity, Cache memory, Client/server architecture, Microsoft Velocity (Application development software) -- Usage, Memory compaction -- Methods, Memory management -- Methods, Memory mapping -- Methods, Memory partitioning -- Methods, Memory protection -- Methods, Memory refresh (Computers) -- Methods, Cache memory -- Management, Disk caching -- Management, Multiuser software -- Usage, Client/server architecture -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Design and construction
Published
2009

2. Staying competitive in applications software

Author

Morgan, Mark

Subjects
Client/server architecture -- Management, Information technology -- Management, Applications software, Computers -- Management, Company business management, Information technology, Software/hardware leasing, Client/server architecture, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, general, Business
Abstract

As this decade draws to a close, companies can be placed into one of two broad categories based on their information systems: companies who are implementing packaged applications software or [...]

Published
1998

3. An earth-shaking client/server solution

Author

Boockholdt, J.L. and Mills, Steven E.

Subjects
BEC/Allwaste Inc. -- Information management -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management, Engineering firms -- Information management, Company business management, Company systems management, Client/server architecture, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, general, Business
Abstract

Certificate of Merit BEC/Allwaste is a rapidly growing earth-moving company that has ongoing projects all over the country. But management realized there were gaping holes in the accounting/ business system [...]

Published
1997

4. Partitions power enterprise client/server

Author

Darling, Charles B.

Subjects
Network capacity management, Network management device, Company business management, Network management, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Network management systems, Communications controllers
Abstract

Most enterprise app dev tools can build an n-tier partitioned app, But the business problems you can solve with that partitioned app vary markedly from tool to tool. LIKE SO […]

Published
1996

5. Tame your database

Author

Adhikari, Richard

Subjects
DBMS utility, Software buyers' guide, MIS, Client/server architecture, Database management systems -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management, Management information systems
Abstract

Systems Administrators at Texaco's refineries faced a nasty problem: Oracle databases were ballooning in size, causing users problems as they reached table- and index-size limits, while runaway processes dragged down […]

Published
1996

6. Can it be saved?

Author

Caldwell, Bruce

Subjects
Technology overview, Client/server architecture, MIS, Client/server architecture -- Management, Management information systems -- Management
Abstract

In the government offices of Santa Clara County, Calif., client-server systems grow like weeds along the freeway. The county, home to a good chunk of Silicon Valley, spends an estimated […]

Published
1996

7. Reaching rapprochement

Author

Alexander, Steve

Subjects
Management issue, Client/server architecture, Conflict management -- Case studies, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1995

8. The wild west of corporate computing

Author

Diamond, Sidney

Subjects
Client/server architecture -- Management, Computer system conversion -- Management, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Company business management, System conversion, Client/server architecture, Management
Abstract

Welcome to the client-server frontier, where the old rules don't apply and the new ones aren't finished yet. To find out who's on the leading edge and why, one financial [...]

Published
1995

9. Farming out client-server

Author

Caldwell, Bruce

Subjects
Client/server architecture, MIS, Outsourcing, Distributed Systems, Strategic Planning, Client/server architecture -- Management, Outsourcing -- Usage, Management information systems -- Planning
Published
1994

10. Can you orchestrate client/server computing?

Author

Semich, J. William

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Network management software, Network software, User need, Company business management, MIS, Client/server architecture, End user, Microcomputer/LAN data communications software, Mainframe/minicomputer management software, Client/server architecture -- Management, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Management, End users, Network software, Systems software -- Design and construction, Management information systems -- Management, Network management software -- Design and construction
Abstract

Back then, they called that kind of stuff 'operations management,' with names like 'data center management,' 'systems management,' 'performance management,' and 'network management.' A locker full of down-in-the-engine-room mainframe tools […]

Published
1994

11. More than a paint job

Author

Moran, Robert

Subjects
Strategic Planning, Market Penetration, Marketing Strategy, Client/server architecture, International Business Machines Corp. -- Marketing, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Marketing, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Marketing, Computer industry -- Marketing, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1994

13. This data center software does client/server

Author

Moad, Jeff

Subjects
Company business management, MIS, Client/server architecture, Information systems -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management, Management information systems
Abstract

Robert Knepp doesn't pretend to know everything about distributed client/server computing. But the IS manager says he does know one thing: the tools that are available today for performing key […]

Published
1993

14. Automatic for the people

Author

Williams, David

Subjects
Client/server architecture -- Management, Client/server architecture, Company business management, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

A demonstration is presented on how to automate generating and emailing Word documents through ASP.NET and MySQL. ASP.NET can be used to provide a Web-based system, one need both a user interface and back-end code. Further, MySQL database is searched to determine which clients are actively trading and when the next inspection is due.

Published
2005

15. Cut costs with client server computing? Here's how!

Author

Simpson, David

Subjects
Company business management, MIS, Software quality, Company systems management, Microcomputer industry, Client/server architecture, Computer industry, Oracle America Inc. -- Information management -- Management, Texas Instruments Inc. -- Information management -- Management, Motorola Inc. General Systems Group -- Information management -- Management, Northrop Grumman Corp. -- Information management -- Management, Telecommunication systems, Software, Client/server architecture -- Management, Computer industry -- Management -- Information management, Management information systems
Abstract

The CFO Looks you straight in the eye and asks the tough question: 'End of the day, bottom line, are you going to spend more money on client/server computing than […]

Published
1995

16. Courting disaster: the explosion of distributed computing has rendered obsolete many organizations' contingency plans

Author

Adhikari, Richard

Subjects
Client/server architecture, Disaster recovery, MIS, Distributed processing (Computers), Company systems management, Company business planning, Company Operations, Client/server architecture -- Management, Disaster recovery (Computers) -- Planning, Management information systems -- Planning, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Management
Published
1995

17. Surprise: your client is sinking your server

Author

Kay, Emily

Subjects
Network capacity management, Network management device, MIS, Company business management, Network management, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Network management systems, Management information systems -- Management
Abstract

When client/server systems bog down or don't operate as expected, IS managers tend to check everything but the clients. Several months after revamping every aspect of its computer operations, a […]

Published
1995

18. So who does what now? Companies get a grip on client/server

Author

Smith, Laura B.

Subjects
MIS, Company business management, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Management information systems
Abstract

Client/server deployment requires one piece of hardware you probably won't find in the computer store: a new hat rack. The challenges of setting strategic directions and policies, establishing standard platforms, […]

Published
1994

19. 'Open' security: resolving the paradox

Author

Daly, James

Subjects
Data security, Data Integrity, Guidelines, Access Controls, Client/server architecture, Network Management, Cryptography, Data security -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1993

20. The evolution of the client/server revolution

Author

Ewald, Alan and Roy, Mark

Subjects
Networks, System Conversion, Network Architecture, Client/server architecture, Object-oriented programming, Computer networks -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management, Object-oriented programming -- Usage
Published
1992

22. Three Commandments

Author

ZELNICK, NATE

Subjects
Company business management, MIS, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Management information systems -- Management
Abstract

CLIENT-SERVER IS A FALSE IDOL, BUT CULTURAL CHANGE TAKES TIME I'M WRITING THIS JUST BEFORE PASSOVER, THE JEWISH HOLIDAY commemorating the exodus of the Hebrew slaves from Egypt. The story […]

Published
2001

23. Strategic Technologies

Subjects
Strategic Technologies Inc. -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management, Network operating systems -- Management, Business, Business, regional, Company business management, Client/server architecture, Network operating system, Management
Abstract

301 Gregson Dr. Cary, NC 27511 (919) 379-8000 Fax: (919) 379-8100 stratech.com Business: Strategic offers its clients a comprehensive range of solutions from the network and hardware to software and [...]

Published
1999

24. Platform election

Author

Dortch, Michael

Subjects
Network Management, Tutorial, Applications, Enterprise Network, Distributed Processing, File Server, Client/server architecture, Hardware Selection, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Management, File servers -- Usage, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1994

25. Small-time project justifies management buy

Author

Dryden, Patrick

Subjects
Client/server architecture, Network Management, Company systems management, Network management software, Cost Benefit Analysis, Time Inc. -- Information management -- 00101510, Client/server architecture -- Management, Network management software -- Case studies
Abstract

IS managers at time, inc. were caught in a catch-22. They needed to monitor performance of a network that supports about 8,000 users at 40 sites for the publishing division […]

Published
1997

26. Surviving the year 2000

Author

Alexander, Steve

Subjects
Company business management, Year 2000 transition, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Year 2000 transition (Computers) -- Management
Abstract

The year 2000 is coming, but in the client/server world no one seems too worried. Both users and the budding year 2000 compliance industry, made up of service firms and […]

Published
1996

27. Making the move to client/server

Author

Koven, Jeff

Subjects
Client/server architecture -- Management, Company business management, Client/server architecture, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, general, Business
Abstract

Lessons from the field can help you achieve success. Client/server computing is how business is being conducted today. It gives us the access to information that we never thought possible [...]

Published
1996

28. Failing to plan could prove costly

Author

Moore, Steve

Subjects
Industry trend, Management issue, MIS, Client/server architecture, Information systems -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1995

29. SMS upgrades in the offing from Microsoft

Author

Moore, Steve

Subjects
Software product enhancement, Network management software, Product Development, Client/server architecture, Microsoft Corp. -- Product enhancement -- 00068489, Microsoft Systems Management Server (Network management software) -- Product enhancement, Network management software -- Product enhancement, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1995

30. Client/server politics: blame enough for all

Author

Cafasso, Rosemary and King, Julia

Subjects
Client/server architecture, MIS, System design, Industry trend, Client/server architecture -- Management, Management information systems -- Planning
Published
1995

31. The new metrics: how much bang for the buck?

Author

Crowley, Aileen

Subjects
Company business management, MIS, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Management information systems
Abstract

If you're not measuring it, you're not managing it.' When it comes to client/server metrics, truer words have never been spoken. 'The heat is on in the corporate world, and […]

Published
1994

32. Don't let client/server performance gotchas getcha

Author

Hamilton, Dennis

Subjects
Network capacity management, Network management device, MIS, Company business management, Network management, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Network management systems, Management information systems -- Management
Abstract

OOP is so simple to use that end users can write all their own apps. And application performance is no problem in client/server computing. 0 for 3, huh? And here's […]

Published
1994

33. Stop throwing hardware at performance

Author

Hamilton, Dennis

Subjects
Network capacity management, Network management device, Company business management, Network management, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Computers -- Services, Network management systems
Abstract

PUT THAT HARDWARE DOWN! Before you throw another server on the LAN or just one more processor into your SMP machine in a desperate attempt to solve your client/server performance […]

Published
1994

34. Traffic jams piling up; job scheduling

Author

Cafasso, Rosemary

Subjects
MIS, Management of EDP, Process Management, Job Scheduling, Strategic Planning, User Need, Client/server architecture, Electronic data processing departments -- Management, Management information systems -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1994

35. WHOA: Network traffic ahead

Author

Wexler, Joanie M.

Subjects
Network Management, LAN, Client/server architecture, Bandwidth Technology, Data Communications, Management of EDP, Local area networks -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1993

36. Showstoppers!

Author

Johnson, Maryfran

Subjects
Client/server architecture, Desktop Utility, Guidelines, Trends, System Conversion, Client/server architecture -- Management, Utility programs -- Usage, Computer system conversion -- Management
Published
1993

37. Need for central IS grows

Author

Margolis, Neil

Subjects
Client/server architecture, Trends, Centralization, Management Style, Management of EDP, Survey, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1993

38. Bank grabs exec to push client/server

Author

Margolis, Neil

Subjects
Client/server architecture, Management of EDP, New Appointment, Hiring, Executive, Bankers Trust Corp. -- Securities, Aetna Inc. -- Officials and employees, Client/server architecture -- Management, Insurance industry -- Officials and employees
Published
1993

39. Andersen's army to reach 12,000 in '93

Author

Markowitz, Elliot

Subjects
Consultants, Client/server architecture, Accenture PLC -- Planning, Computer systems integrators -- Planning, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1993

40. Use hardware to fill DBMS tool gaps

Author

Musich, Paula

Subjects
DBMS, Network capacity management, Network management device, DBMS utility, Company business management, Network management, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Database management systems -- Management, Network management systems
Abstract

USE HARDWARE TO FILL DBMS TOOL GAPS The client/server world is brand-new for companies planning to rightsize their database operations, and that shows in the slim availability of database-management tools […]

Published
1993

41. Duck and cover: it's the API database war

Author

Hurwitz, Judith S.

Subjects
Industry Analysis, Competition, Application Programming Interface, Client/server architecture, Standard, Computer software industry, Network Architecture, Application Programming Interface -- Usage, Client/server architecture -- Management, Standardization -- Management, Computer software industry -- Analysis
Published
1993

42. Management key re-engineering hurdle

Author

Wexler, Joanie M.

Subjects
System Conversion, Distributed Systems, Management of EDP, Vendor Relations, Client/server architecture, Computer system conversion -- Management, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1992

43. Guru sheds light on client/server mysteries

Subjects
System Conversion, Interview, Client/server architecture, BSG Consulting Inc. -- Officials and employees, Computer system conversion -- Planning, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1992

45. Downsizing changes role of help desk; network managers face new expectations of quality support, service

Author

Hare, Curtis C.

Subjects
System Conversion, Network Management, Support Services, Troubleshooting, Maintenance, Communications Management, Client/server architecture, LAN, WAN, Client/server architecture -- Management, Local area networks -- Management, Wide area networks -- Management
Abstract

Curtis C. Hare is president and CEO of Answer Computer Inc., of Sunnyvale, Calif. Answer develops and markets software applications designed to improve performance of internal help desks. The adoption […]

Published
1992

46. Client/servers using Unix, RISC workstations

Author

LaPlante, Alice

Subjects
Workstations, Management of EDP, System Selection, Companies, User Need, Performance/Cost Relationship, UNIX, Client/Server Architecture, RISC, Reduced-instruction-set computers -- Usage, Client/server architecture -- Management, Unix -- Usage, Electronic data processing -- Management, Workstations (Computers) -- Usage
Published
1992

47. App management eludes users

Author

Roberts, Mary Lou

Subjects
Management issue, Client/server architecture, MIS, Network Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Abstract

Computer systems, networks and databases exist for the purpose of executing applications. Is this stating the obvious? Perhaps. Yet the difficulties in managing these applications in complex and heterogeneous client/server […]

Published
1996

48. Start making sense: getting different software elements to talk to each other effectively is one of the top frustrations faced by network managers today

Author

Musthaler, Linda

Subjects
Network Management, Compatibility, Distributed Processing, Products, Compatible software, Client/server architecture, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Management, Computer software industry -- Product information, Compatible software -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1994

49. Looking Beyond The Year 2000 -- Solution Perks Up Coffee Merchant

Author

Henry, Jacqueline

Subjects
VAR, Company systems management, Client/server architecture, Dallis Brothers Inc. -- Information management, Mibar Computing Services -- Services, Computer services industry -- Services, Value-added resellers -- Case studies, Coffee industry -- Information management, Client/server architecture -- Management, Custom software -- Case studies
Abstract

Neighborhood VAR brewed a custom solution focused on processing orders, mission-critical accounting David Dallis, president of Dallis Brothers Inc., knew he was under the gun. The legacy-system-based, mission-critical software applications […]

Published
1999

50. How to manage distributed apps without damage

Author

Dryden, Patrick

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Company business management, MIS, Client/server architecture, Business application suite, Business management software, Client/server architecture -- Management, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Management, Integrated software, Business management software, Management information systems -- Management
Abstract

Monitoring tools may slow performance IS managers walk a tightrope when they take responsibility for SAP AG R/3 and other distributed applications that run businesses. They must load tools on […]

Published
1998

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