In a client-server environment, an organization's files, and sometimes its applications, are stored not on individual desktop computers but on centralized servers instead. That "client-server ...

A development system used to create applications for a client/server environment. A comprehensive system generally includes a GUI builder for creating the user interface, a fourth-generation ...

But whereas server-based client virtualization services can be delivered through terminal services (session virtualization) or through virtual hosted desktops (virtual desktop infrastructure ...

Client users have limited, ... and offers many of the benefits of a client/server environment and file synchronization services without requiring that you maintain a server.

A three-way interaction in a client/server environment, in which the user interface is stored in the client, the bulk of the business application logic is stored in one or more servers, and the ...

The Ohio State University was one of the first Universities to implement a Client Server operation with services for Telnet, FTP, Gopher, News, E-mail and more recently Netscape. Due to exponential ...

The problem IT managers responsible for Windows client-server operations face is that user expectations are set by advertising, not experience, and simply cannot be met with the technology available.

Likewise, in a client/server environment, the server is responsible for all the security surrounding that shared resource. Suppose you have a database like the one I discussed earlier.

What security implications are there in using Open Database Connectivity in a client/server environment? Can we use it over a wireless LAN? ODBC does not encrypt your data for transmission, so to ...