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Securing e-Business,m. This device consisted of a solid beam, carved from hardwood and hollowed from the end to create a slot. When locked, this beam was prevented from moving by the means of pegs in a staple, attached to the hollowed beam. Unlocking the lock required a key, typically a foot in length or more. This anc

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Server-side Technologies,ernet lies in the hundreds of thousands of servers providing a huge range of information and services to millions of users. In this chapter, we look at what an e-Business server does and how it does it.

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Yoshihito Osada,Ryuzo Kawamura,Ken-Ichi Sanoect to an unprecedented pace of change in the way they operate to meet the business challenges of the 21st century. Success is determined by the ability of the workforce to absorb change, and to work to exploit new and emerging technologies. The digital or information revolution is at the heart of t

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