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Optimizing Client/Server Networks

Coletta Witherspoon, Comaq

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From the Publisher: Finally, a client/server computing guide that makes sense! This book is perfect for anyone building, expanding, or re-engineering a client/server system, defining client/server technology in easy-to-understand business terms. Optimizing Client/Server Networks features a handy client/server decision matrix pull-out chart and is loaded with helpful tips and revealing case studies about performance, efficiency, and enterprise-wide compatibility.

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From the Publisher: Finally, a client/server computing guide that makes sense! This book is perfect for anyone building, expanding, or re-engineering a client/server system, defining client/server technology in easy-to-understand business terms. Optimizing Client/Server Networks features a handy client/server decision matrix pull-out chart and is loaded with helpful tips and revealing case studies about performance, efficiency, and enterprise-wide compatibility.

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From the Publisher: Finally, a client/server computing guide that makes sense! This book is perfect for anyone building, expanding, or re-engineering a client/server system, defining client/server technology in easy-to-understand business terms. Optimizing Client/Server Networks features a handy client/server decision matrix pull-out chart and is loaded with helpful tips and revealing case studies about performance, efficiency, and enterprise-wide compatibility.

Key concepts: Client–server model, Fat client, Computer science, Application server, Client, Thin client, Server farm, Remote evaluation

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