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How to Deliver Client/Server Applications that Work Alex Bakman 1995 | 227 pages ISBN: 013304601X |
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| $29.00 | Softbound print book | Out of print (?) | |
DESCRIPTION
How to Deliver Client/Server Applications that Work focuses on the needs of a project leader or a technical architect who is responsible for turning the vision of the executive into a successful client/server system. Unlike other current books, which are either written for senior management responsible for strategy or for programmers who need low level programming details, this is a practical and concise, "how-to" guide and a roadmap for the process which will successfully deliver client/server applications. It leads the project leader through all the stages of the life cycle -- from conceptualization to system development and deployment. How to Deliver Client/Server Applications That Work offers practical, proven advice on the business and technical issues that a project leader must deal with effectively.Some highlights:
- covers entire system development life cycle
- presents various client/server models
- discusses organizational deployment issues
- provides cost/benefit analyses
- explains distributed systems technologies
- rich in practical pointers, checklists, etc.
- based on real-life experience
How to Deliver Client/Server Applications that Workis for technical architects, systems consultants, project leaders, chief programmers, technical managers, systems support managers, systems administrators, and all others working on client/server applications.