<p>Derived from the author's years of involvement with development and marketing at IBM and other systems houses, and from consulting in a variety of environments, this unparalleled book explores IT profoundly, from basic technology to business strategy. Covers fundamental issues of hardware and software structures; central issues of networking and client server computing; costing, risk assessment, and due diligence in making computing decisions; and object-orientation. For IT management, technologists, and system developers.</p>

Doing It Right: Technology, Business and Risk of Computing

Lorin, Harold

Business & Money

PRENTICE/HALL

FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER IN LIKE NEW CONDITION COLLECTIBLE.

Parallelism in hardware and software;: Real and apparent concurrency (Prentice-Hall series in automatic computation)

Science & Math

Mathematics

Sorting and Sort Systems

Computers & Technology

Addison-Wesley

Operating Systems (The Systems Programming Series)

Deitel, Harvey M.

Programming

Longman Higher Education

Distributed processing has become a mainstream systems style. This volume describes the state-of-the-art, and explores the underlying issues (and controversies) of distributed computer systems. Contains new material on recent developments in software, hardware, and systems design--and expanded chapters on network protocols, distributed data, distributed database, and software structure. Also discusses the costs of distributed computer systems, and the effects of distributed processing on management styles.

Aspects of Distributed Computer Systems

Reference

John Wiley&Sons

An introduction to the nature of computer architecture and organization. Presents interesting problems with elegant solutions, with emphasis on the abstract elements of the problems common to all computer design. Addresses the several schools of thought on what constitutes a ``good'' computer architecture, focusing on the current RISC versus non-RISC approaches. Also discusses the downward drift of design sophistication to smaller machines, such as pipelines, caches, and overlapped I/O. Includes many examples of specific machines and the design philosophy behind them.

Introduction to Computer Architecture and Organization

Computer Science

Wiley-Interscience

Hardware & DIY

John Wiley and Sons Ltd.

<p>An introduction to the nature of computer architecture and organization. Presents interesting problems with elegant solutions, with emphasis on the abstract elements of the problems common to all computer design. Addresses the several schools of thought on what constitutes a ``good'' computer architecture, focusing on the current RISC versus non-RISC approaches. Also discusses the downward drift of design sophistication to smaller machines, such as pipelines, caches, and overlapped I/O. Includes many examples of specific machines and the design philosophy behind them.</p>

Introduction to computer architecture and organization

wiley

The Usual Thing

Literature & Fiction

Lorin, Lucy

Poetry

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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