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Micros through mainframes

open access: yesProceedings of the 11th annual ACM SIGUCCS conference on User services - SIGUCCS '83, 1983
Historically universities took their early steps in computing through the acquisition of mainframe computer systems. These early machines were used primarily for academic and research purposes. During the last decade we saw an increased demand for computing services for student applications, research, and administrative purposes.
Leslie Maltz
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Mainframes versus minis

Data Processing, 1982
Abstract Many companies are moving from centralized data processing to distributed minicomputers. Systems using minis can become much more expensive.
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Analytics for resiliency in the mainframe

IBM Journal of Research and Development, 2013
The IBM System z® mainframe computer is a direct descendant of the IBM System/360 family of computing systems initially made available in 1965. With each release of an IBM mainframe, its developers include new reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) functions.
Liat Ein-Dor   +5 more
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Minicomputers and Later Mainframes

open access: yesUndergraduate Topics in Computer Science, 2016
Gerard O’Regan
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From Mainframe to Cloud

2014
The adoption of cloud computing accelerated significantly over the past few years, and this trend will remain. As cloud-computing technologies and vendors mature, more educational institutions will adopt the Internet-based computing style. Organizations will use cloud computing to reduce the cost of e-mail, IT infrastructure, data centers and storage ...
Radenković, Božidar, Kočović, P.
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Death of the mainframe

3C ON-LINE, 1995
Tompkins Cortland Community College's approach to campus-wide computing has demonstrated that microcomputer networking can meet the needs of a wide variety of campus users.
Martin Christofferson, Robert Ross
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Micro-Mainframe Security

Information Systems Security, 1992
The widespread use and availability of microcomputers and local area networks (LANs) has drastically changed the way in which users do computing and access mainframes. Communications technology and LANs have increased the capability to interconnect computers remotely and locally. Users are demanding access to mainframe data bases, whether it be through
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Mainframes and Micros

Journal of the Operational Research Society, 1985
This paper examines the business user and the problems of meeting his computing needs, particularly with regard to linking micros to mainframes.
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