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Reference no. 9-195-211
Subject category: Strategy and General Management
Authors: Lynda M Applegate (Harvard Business School); Geoffrey Bock (Harvard Business School)
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Originally published in: 1995
Version: 12 October 1995
Length: 11 pages
Topics: Information systems; Information technology; Adoption; Transformations
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Abstract

Examines business computing as it is evolving in the 1990s. Compares the highly centralized and tightly controlled systems of the past with today's flexible, networked, client / server technology. Serves as an introduction to client / server terminology and technology.
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Examines business computing as it is evolving in the 1990s. Compares the highly centralized and tightly controlled systems of the past with today's flexible, networked, client / server technology. Serves as an introduction to client / server terminology and technology.

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