Client/server computing requires top corporate developer training

When a company moves to the world of client/server computing, it changes the way people work. As a result, the employees need to be trained to use graphical screens and new methods of accessing and using data.

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Published inInfoWorld Vol. 15; no. 45; pp. 64 - 66
Main Author Wallace, Peggy
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published San Mateo Foundry 08.11.1993
Subjects
Changes
Client server computing
Computer programming
Computers
Education
Educational technology
Employees
Employment training programs
Executives
Open systems
Presidents
Programmers
Servers
Software
Software development
Suggestions
Training
User education
User interface
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ISSN0199-6649

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Summary:When a company moves to the world of client/server computing, it changes the way people work. As a result, the employees need to be trained to use graphical screens and new methods of accessing and using data.
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ISSN:0199-6649