Client Server Strategies: A Survival Guide for Corporate Reengineers

NEVER BEFORE have organizations depended more on local and wide area networks. Now there's an authoritative guide you can consult in working out a coherent, long-range computing infrastructure that makes everyone in your organization more productive and effective. In Client/Server Strategies, computing expert David Vaskevitch serves up practical, ready-to-use unformation on everything from cooperating components (sets of databases) and the impact of the Internet to groupware applications such as Lotus Notes. Plus, you'll find forward-looking advice on the much-talked-about shift away from stand-alone PCs to network-based computing.