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Client/Server Had Its Day
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26/11/2003 09:56:54
 
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The 2nd one basically provides a link to the first. It is a newsletter that many businesses subscribe to and that is why I included it. Simply to show that these articles get propagated to many businesses and sometimes businesses actually make decisions based on these articles...

>Yes, that one works. May be you can just tell us what's in the second one? :)
>
>>Does the first link (computerworld) work at least?
>>
>>
>>>>An excerpt From:
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>>>>http://www.computerworld.com/managementtopics/management/itspending/story/0,10801,86122,00.html
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>>2. CLIENT/SERVER COMPUTING
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>>>>Why it's sinking: Two-tier computing with fat clients had its day, but there are now better ways to distribute data and computing power for flexibility, ease of maintenance and business continuity.
>>>>
>>>>The original client/server scheme—where the application's visual presentation and business logic reside on the desktop, and data resides on a server—is an idea whose time has passed. It's being replaced by Web browser clients, n-tier systems and Web services.
>>>>

>>>>and then propagated by:
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>>>>http://www.infotechadvisor.com/current_issue/index.cfm?#r5
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>>>This Resource is restricted to subscribers of the Info-Tech Advisor.
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