An introduction to distributed data processing
By: Harry Katzan, Jr.
Publisher: PBI
Published: 1979
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
Subjects: Electronic data processing -- Distributed processing.
Description: Two functions that are fundamental to organized society are communication and dispersion. Communication provides a means for information to be accumulated, and dispersion permits effective and efficient use of resources. Communication and dispersion also provide the basis for a major technological advance in the computer field known as Distributed Data Processing. The move to distributed data processing offers five general benefits: reliability, responsiveness, incremental growth, correspondence to organizational patterns, and resource sharing. The objective of this book is to summarize the key concepts of distributed data processing from an introductory point of view.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 225-234.
"A Petrocelli book."
Includes index.