Micro to mainframe links / Ronald F. Kopeck
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TextPublication details: California : McGraw Hill Education, c1986Description: xiii, 283 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN: - 78812283
- QA 76.8 .K67 1986
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| GC QA 76.8 .I26 1988 c.1 IBM : getting started with disk operating system version 4.00. | GC QA 76.8 .I26 1988 c.2 IBM : getting started with disk operating system version 4.00. | GC QA 76.8 .J64 1987 Microcomputers : concepts and applications / | GC QA 76.8 .K67 1986 Micro to mainframe links / | GC QA 76.8 .L48 1979 Z80 : assembly language programming / | GC QA 76.8 .M33 1988 Quattro : the complete reference / | GC QA 76.8 .M67 1984 c.1 8086/8088 16-bit microprocessor primer / |
Includes index.
1. Links and Management -- 2. Personal computers and hosts -- 3. Micro-mainframe link categories -- 4. Communications and the end user -- 5. Assessing integration needs -- 6. Planning approaches to workstation integration -- 7. Developing an implementation plan -- 8. Selecting link products -- 9. Prototyping and testing -- 10. Evaluating results of link selection and piloting.
Micro-mainframe links are a hot topic of conversion throughout the information processing and communications industries.
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