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client-server
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Adj.1.client-server - relating to a computer system in which a central server supports a number of networked workstations
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Most noticeably, ERP software is moving toward "n-tier thin-client" architecture to make client-server computing more efficient and less costly.
Technology architecture choices for enterprise financial systems by Chan, Susy S. / Government Finance Review
Enter Client-Server Computing For some time now, the industry's answer has been client-server computing.
Client-server computing is ultimate eventuality by Entin, Robert / Real Estate Weekly
The AICPA auditing standards division's Audit Risk Alert-1994 describes the audit implications of EDI, client-server computing and conducting business on the Internet.
Implications of computers in financial statement audits by Fleenor, William C. / Journal of Accountancy
 
 
 
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