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A Recipe for Success: Departmental Client/Server Application Development: January 1, 1997

At Arizona State University, a number of projects have been successfully deployed in recent years using client/server technology. The projects identified in this paper have taken advantage of Power…
CICS: God's Gift to the Web: January 1, 1997

This paper describes the University of Florida's approach to Web-based student systems -- using Edify Corporation's host-to-Web interface to harness the power, security, and interactivity…
Creating a Web-based Convenience Store: One Stop Shopping: January 1, 1997

This paper discusses the University of Maryland, College Park approach to placing services to students directly in their hands. Characteristics of the Web made it a logical platform for application…
2000 and Beyond: Getting Ready for the Century Change: January 1, 1997

Arizona State Universityis Student Information Systems database will not function correctly as the new century approaches, since most date and semester fields are two-digit and cannot accommodate t…
Graduate Admission Processing on the World Wide Web: January 1, 1996

The University of Delaware is able to distribute up-to-the-minute information about graduate school applicants to forty-six authorized departmental admissions committee faculty and staff -- wheneve…
READERS RESPOND: Year 2000: January 1, 1996

Readers Respond is a regular feature of _CAUSE/EFFECT_. In this issue, readers reply to the question: "Looking ahead to the year 2000, is your institution planning to modify existing informat…
Technology's Pace Demands Commitment of/to Legacy Application Developers: January 1, 1996

Legacy or mainframe application development requires a level of expertise that is built over years of experience for mainframe developers. On the other hand, development of client /server applicat…
Reshaping the Enterprise through an Information Architecture and Process Reengineering: January 1, 1995

This article describes the University of Pittsburgh's unique approach to designing an enterprise-wide information architecture and a framework for engaging the University community in business…
Business Process Reengineering: A Consortium Approach with End Users as the Architect Produces Dramatic Results: January 1, 1995

Business process reengineering teamed with technology produces dramatic results. Legacy software is transformed into systems, architecturally designed by users. This paper describes how eight diver…
You CAN Teach an Old Dog New Tricks: Extending Legacy Applications to the New Enterprise Architecture: January 1, 1995

In 1994, a team of faculty and staff at the University of Pittsburgh completed the design of an enterprise-wide information architecture. The architecture provides the blueprint for developing an i…

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