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Migrating a Legacy System to Object Technology

1996
The Open Systems movement of the 1980’s and 90’s offered users the prospect of hardware platform independent applications running on UNIX. The idea was that with all vendors running a standard UNIX, users could easily move their applications from one vendor’s RISC to another.
Jack Hassall, Keith Oulton
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Technology strategy and managementThe legacy of Bill Gates

Communications of the ACM, 2009
Assessing the pluses and minuses of the helmsmanship of Microsoft Corporation since its inception.
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Prometheus' Legacy: Responsibility and Technology

2020
Ethics & Philosophy of ...
Sand, M. (author), Klenk, M.B.O.T. (author)   +1 more
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Interactive migration of legacy databases to net-centric technologies

Proceedings Eighth Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, 2002
Due to the rapid growth of e-commerce (and other Internet-related technologies), many companies want to migrate their information systems to the net-centric environment. We are proposing a toolkit (Varlet/Babel) that helps the user to achieve this goal. This is accomplished in two stages.
Yury Bychkov, Jens H. Jahnke
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Risk Methodologies for Technological Legacies

2003
List of Contributors. Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction. I: Unifying Risk Management and Risk Analysis for Decision Makers. 2. Complementary Risk Management: A Unified View for Decision Makers. II: Legacies. 3. Radiation Legacy of the Soviet Nuclear Complex. 4. Status and Challenges of Managing Risks in the U.S.
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Using Grid Technologies for Web-Enabling Legacy Systems

Eleventh Annual International Workshop on Software Technology and Engineering Practice, 2005
The adoption of the Internet technologies favors the diffusion of Web and grid-based applications. However, the development of new applications exploiting the modern interfaces and distribution channels have to face the problems connected with the integration of existing software systems.
Thierry Bodhuin, Maria Tortorella
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Information Technology and the Legacy of Taylorism in France

Work, Employment and Society, 1990
The computerization of a machining line entails changes in work organization. The main innovations are the use of work teams, collective responsibility and the multiskilling of operatives. Yet these changes are not enough to ensure a satisfactory working of the line because of the way information technologies increase the complexity of the ...
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How to integrate new technologies and legacy systems

18th International Conference and Exhibition on Electricity Distribution (CIRED 2005), 2005
Utility companies are exposed to new threats. Deregulation and privatization lead to increased challenges in terms of cost efficiency and to high customer demands with respect to delivery quality and reliability. At the same time, today's increased security risks demand countermeasures. Therefore a utility communication system must offer a minimal cost
D. Ossenblok, R. Derkinderen
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Descartes's Legacy: A Theme Issue on Biomedical and Behavioral Technology

Technology and Culture, 1993
Rend Descartes was surely very far from Ellen Koch's mind when she telephoned me, sometime in the winter of 1989, but her call set in motion a sequence of events that I think would have made the dour French philosopher smile. Ellen, who was then a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, had conceived the idea of organizing a session on the ...
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The information technology legacy and future directions at MIT

Proceedings of the Twenty-Fifth Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 1992
The Information Technology Group at the MIT Sloan School of Management has two principles that underlie its research, teaching and professional activities. The first is a balance and depth on both the organizational and technical aspects of information technology. The second is the striving for innovation, leadership and excellence. >
S.E. Madnick, J.N. Maguire
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