RIGHTSIZING FOR CLIENT/SERVER SUCCESS: A Six-Step Planning Process: Information Systems Management: Vol 13, No 1

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Organizations that align technology with objectives, people, and processes through a six-step rightsizing planning process hold the key to successful implementation of a client/server architecture.

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Pam Hager

PAM HAGER is an instructor/consultant at Imaginative Concepts, an IS consulting and training organization in St. Louis MO

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