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1. 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

2. 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

3. '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

4. 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

5. 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

6. Three-tier is passe: here comes Hyper-Tier

Author

Hurwitz, Judith

Subjects
Network Management, Network architecture, Industry trend, Market trend/market analysis, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1997

7. 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

8. 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

9. 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

10. 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

12. 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

13. 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

14. 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

15. Client/server's unforeseen nightmare

Author

Sharpe, Richard

Subjects
Network capacity management, Network management device, Company business management, Network management, Client/server architecture, Computer software industry -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management, Network management systems -- Management
Abstract

In the second in this series on hot topics in software, Richard Sharpe explains how the revolution in client/server brought with it problems in systems management It did not take […]

Published
1997

16. Managing client/server gets easier

Author

Dryden, Patrick

Subjects
Network Management, Industry trend, Client/server architecture, Network management systems -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1996

17. Client/server management dilemma

Author

Lewis, Jamie

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

As enterprise-network managers are increasingly aware, comprehensive network- and systems-management solutions haven't evolved in parallel with the systems that need management. Client/server applications in particular present a paradoxical management problem. […]

Published
1995

18. Aftershock

Author

Paul, Lauren Gibbons

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

So, the long, bloody development and testing effort is over, and you're ready to unleash your client/server application. Put your feet up and let 'er rip, right? Wrong. If your […]

Published
1995

19. Useful C S network tools are alien to managers

Author

Lewis, Jamie

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

Network management is one of the most discussed topics in this industry. Different standards are coming out of our ears, and words like 'integrated,' 'distributed,' and 'object-oriented' are the stuff […]

Published
1995

20. Client/server applications challenges network managers

Author

Yarborough, Bill

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

Take a graphical user interface (GUI), a relational data base, a network, and nodes to run them on, pour them into a user's business requirement, stir briskly, then fold the […]

Published
1995

21. Changing roles in client/server development

Author

Comaford, Christine

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

In my house, I have a role and my dog has a role: I work, and my dog plays. For a while I'd like to take my dog's role, lazing […]

Published
1994

22. Keep your LAN in mind when choosing client/server apps

Author

Merenbloom, Paul

Subjects
Network capacity management, Virtual LAN, Network software, Network management device, Company business management, Network management, Client/server architecture, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Local area networks -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management, Network management systems, Network software
Abstract

LAN management has just been given a new challenge -- supporting client/server applications. What's all the hoopla about? Why is Merenbloom bringing this up now. After all, client/server isn't exactly […]

Published
1994

23. Get your apps together: emerging products can give old systems that client/server feel

Author

Vizard, Michael

Subjects
System Conversion, Network Management, Applications Programming, Programming Management, Distributed Processing, Management of EDP, Information Resources Management, Client/server architecture, Downsizing (Management) -- Methods, Programming management (Computers) -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1993

24. Serving mobile clients

Author

Mezick, Daniel

Subjects
Client/server architecture, Laptop/Portable Computer, Remote Access Software, Network Management, LAN, Client/server architecture -- Management, Portable computers -- Management, Local area networks -- Usage
Published
1993

25. Client/server challenges

Author

Babcock, Charles

Subjects
Distributed Processing, Network Management, Client/server architecture, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Management, Client/server architecture -- Management
Published
1993

26. Rewards outweigh risks of cross-platform development

Author

Van Kirk, Doug

Subjects
System design, Network capacity management, Network management device, Company business management, Network management, Client/server architecture, Client/server architecture -- Management, Network management systems, System design, Systems analysis, Hardware
Abstract

Although client/server applications can reduce computing costs and provide users with more sophisticated programs, it can be difficult to develop distributed applications when the environment includes several different hardware platforms. […]

Published
1992

27. Support - as a team effort - works best; ask certain questions when evaluating help-desk teamware products

Author

Hare, Curtis C.

Subjects
System Conversion, Network Management, Support Services, Troubleshooting, Maintenance, Communications Management, LAN, WAN, Client/server architecture, Downsizing (Management) -- Management, Local area networks -- Management, Wide area networks -- Management, Client/server architecture -- 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. Companies that […]

Published
1992

28. Merging desktop & enterprise mgm't

Author

Francett, Barbara

Subjects
Technology overview, Client/server architecture, Network Management, Client/server architecture -- Management, Computer industry -- Management
Abstract

The advent of client/server computing has pushed desktop management to the top of many network managers' agendas. With companies running more critical data on networked PCs, managing the software used […]

Published
1996

29. Users grapple with securing client/server

Author

Davis, Beth

Subjects
Network Management, Client/server architecture, Enterprise network, MIS, Industry trend, Information Security Conference, Data security issue, Client/server architecture -- Management, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Management, Data security -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

ROSEMONT, ILL.Managers responsible for securing enterprise networks last week expressed their fears over the ever-increasing ways in which their distributed computing environments can be compromised. At the Information Security Conference […]

Published
1995

30. How do managers gauge network cost & benefit?

Author

Mulqueen, John T.

Subjects
Seminars, Conferences and Meetings, Network Management, Cost Benefit Analysis, Client/server architecture, Distributed Processing, National Environmental Group Inc. -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Client/server architecture -- Management, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Management
Published
1994

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