... connections are needed. The scenario just described also implies that high upstream throughput is now just as important as high downstream throughput for near-instantaneous synchronization of files. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Mobile communications Local area networks Mobile work...

... authentication and management traffic; and 2. for bypassing private networks, network address translation (NAT) and other connectivity‐disrupting network arrangements. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Computer networks Communication technologies Computer software Local area networks...

...Howard Strauss Focuses on Townview Magnet Center which provides students from all ethnic and racial backgrounds academic programs using state‐of‐the‐art technology. Describes the campus‐wide local area network making this possible. If you can tear yourself away from www.levi.com...

... a result of regular evaluation. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Computer systems Information systems Information technology Local area networks Prototyping Universities One available component of a bottom‐up approach to systems development is prototyping, together with evaluation. Prototyping...

... a circuitous route often provides pictures of its library, institution and even the community. © Company 1995 Cataloguing Computer networks Information services Internet Libraries Local area networks Online retrieval Universities In the last issue of CWIS, Hytelnet and LibGopher, two...

..., statewide system, allows no such machine option in the absence of an existing database record for the item. Call Me Elijah: Microcomputer Circulation at Southern Illinois Paul Anthony "Access to Elijah can be gained by logging on at any PC workstation connected to the library's local area network (LAN...

...Kenneth Marks Reviews the potential of the IBM Academic LANkit, a package originally used to create networked classrooms and laboratories, and now seen as being useful for libraries. Shows how LANkit simplifies the tasks involved in administrating and operating a local area network. IBM's LANkit...

... write to this publication or send Howard e-mail via the internet at howard@pucc.princeton.edu. 34 C W I S J U L Y / A U G U S T 1 9 9 3 © MCB UP Limited 1993 Computer networks Database management Implementation Information technology Local area networks Universities ...

...Linda Pearce Examines the implementation and development of a local area network user booking system for large reference libraries. Provides a typical example of LAN use and booking procedures and offers a more effective alternative for managing the problem of scheduling use. © MCB UP Limited...

... Local area networks Universities The Good Interface: Friendly, Forgiving, and Intuitive Howard Strauss "Enter a coefficient between 0 and 1," said the computer screen. "HELP," I typed, not knowing what this program did. "You obviously don't know much about thermodynamics," it typed back at me...

... MCB UP Limited 1993 Computer networks Information services Information technology Libraries Local area networks The Networked Local Library: Developing the Vision Thing Kenneth Marks and Steven Nielsen "Individual libraries will have to present themselves aggressively as the public's...

... access for every faculty member and student? Considers other possibilities, such as dial access, dedicated workstations or local area networks. Makes the point that the existence of the service must be advertised, potential users of remote services are unlikely to be aware of its existence if it has...

... even more complex when local area networks use single workstations as hosts or file servers. In those cases, the role that the mainframe usually plays as host and "coordinator" of all communication and traffic can be filled by a workstation or microcomputer (Sun, Macintosh, PS/2, etc The operating...