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Enterprise-wide Computing Thomas William Madron

Enterprise-wide Computing By Thomas William Madron

Enterprise-wide Computing by Thomas William Madron


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Summary

Examines the specific technologies and issues involved in managing and implementing LANs across an entire corporation. This book should be a useful tool for MIS managers as well as data processing and data communications managers. Issues covered range from purchasing and training to security.

Enterprise-wide Computing Summary

Enterprise-wide Computing: How to Implement and Manage Local Area Networks by Thomas William Madron

This study examines the specific technologies and issues involved in managing and implementing LANs across an entire corporation. The book is intended for MIS managers and data processing and data communications managers working on any system from mainframe-based to PCs and workstations. Issues range from purchasing and training to security. Coverage includes connectivity issues, with emphasis on the link between micro/workstation and mini/mainframe, and cost-effective methods for implementing the micro-to-mini/mainframe link.

Table of Contents

Enterprise-Wide Computing; Features, Facilities, and Issues in Enterprise-Wide Computing; Micros, Mainframes, and Networks; Network Security Issues; LAN Technology in Enterprise-Wide Computing; Micros as Mainframe Peripherals: Mainframes as Micro Peripherals; LANs and WANs; LANs and WANs: The Role of Asynchronous Devices; File Transfer Protocols; Data Extraction, Data Format, and Application-Specific File Transfers; Successful Networks for EWC; Glossary; Trademarks; Index.

Additional information

GOR012728986
9780471532972
0471532975
Enterprise-wide Computing: How to Implement and Manage Local Area Networks by Thomas William Madron
Used - Very Good
Paperback
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
19910820
396
N/A
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This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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