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Data Architecture in an Open Systems Environment

Data Architecture in an Open Systems Environment

Title:Data Architecture in an Open Systems Environment (ID: CEM9346)
Author(s):Gerald V. Bernbom (Indiana University System) and Dennis J. Cromwell (Indiana University)
Topics:Data Administration and Management, Distributed Computing, Open Systems
Origin:CAUSE/EFFECT (Archives) (1993)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:This article describes the conceptual basis for a structured data architecture, and its integration with the deployment of open systems technology at Indiana University. The key strategic initiatives which brought these efforts together are discussed: commitment to improved data access, migration to relational database technology, deployment of a high-speed, multi-protocol network, and orientation to workstation-centered computing.
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