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The Manager's Handbook of Client/Server Computing in Business and Finance

Joel G. Siegel, Jae Kwon Shim

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About the Authors. What This Book Will Do For You. 1. Introduction to Client/Server Computing. 2. Client/Server Management Issues. 3. Building and Managing Client/Server Systems. 4. Network Operating Systems. 5. Client/Server Architecture. 6. Middleware. 7. Implementing a Client/Server System. 8. Networks and Distributed Databases. 9. Internet, Intranet, and Extranet. 10. Java Essentials. 11. Organizational Support and Management. 12. Client Server Security. Glossary. Index.

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About the Authors. What This Book Will Do For You. 1. Introduction to Client/Server Computing. 2. Client/Server Management Issues. 3. Building and Managing Client/Server Systems. 4. Network Operating Systems. 5. Client/Server Architecture. 6. Middleware. 7. Implementing a Client/Server System. 8. Networks and Distributed Databases. 9. Internet, Intranet, and Extranet. 10. Java Essentials. 11. Organizational Support and Management. 12. Client Server Security. Glossary. Index.

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About the Authors. What This Book Will Do For You. 1. Introduction to Client/Server Computing. 2. Client/Server Management Issues. 3. Building and Managing Client/Server Systems. 4. Network Operating Systems. 5. Client/Server Architecture. 6. Middleware. 7. Implementing a Client/Server System. 8. Networks and Distributed Databases. 9. Internet, Intranet, and Extranet. 10. Java Essentials. 11. Organizational Support and Management. 12. Client Server Security. Glossary. Index.

Key concepts: Intranet, Client–server model, Computer science, Extranet, Fat client, AppleShare, Windows Server, Application server

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