The client-server model includes the option of dividing tasks and services in a network. The tasks are taken over by programmes that are divided into clients and servers. A client can request a task (e.g. a resource) from the server and the server responds to the request (e.g. provides the resource). The server can be located on the same or another computer in the network.
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Work 4.0: Faster, further, higher or deceleration?
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What are the advantages of a modern ERP solution?
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What distinguishes the project management from the key user?
If you have already carried out an ERP project, or are just planning one, you have probably heard from the key user and project manager...
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Why time tracking should be popular again
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