
Written in a logical easy-to-understand style that successfully balances technical and tactical information, this book addresses the major transition issues in moving an organization from a host-centered to a client/server system using strategic analysis tools and models. It explains how to create the best possible information systems for the company and more.
This book investigates the strategic and technical requirements necessary for organizations to successfully transition from legacy host-centered computing environments to modern client/server architectures. Bernard H. Board provides a framework for evaluating organizational needs, utilizing strategic analysis tools to ensure that new information systems align with broader corporate objectives. The text emphasizes the balance between high-level tactical planning and the practical implementation of distributed computing models.
What You Will Find
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Readers frequently note the balanced approach the author takes in bridging the gap between technical requirements and business strategy. Experts highlight this as a foundational text for understanding the organizational challenges inherent in legacy system migration.
Page Count:
233
Publication Date:
1992-11-01
Publisher:
McGraw - Hill
ISBN-10:
0070062153
ISBN-13:
9780070062153
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