Titlebook: High-Performance Networks, Personal Communications and Mobile Computing; Dimitris N. Chorafas Book 1997 Dimitris N. Chorafas 1997 business

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Low Earth Orbit Satellite Radio NetworksA global phone company may sound a curious statement in an industry still dominated by state-owned monopolies which mainly work within their national borders. But it is a concept whose time has come as, practically everywhere, governments either privatize or think of privatizing and deregulating their phone markets.

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The Impact of Deregulation, Costs and Tariffs on Communications Technologyt on systems solutions in general and on distributed computing in particular. But in order to capitalize on the benefits new technology offers, we need to undertake the re-engineering of business processes — and this demands far greater flexibility and responsiveness from the information systems specialists than has been the case in the past.

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Any-to-Any Realtime Distributed Networks and their Security based first on the telegraph, then on the telephone. After 1945, the telex network substituted for telegraph traffic. Until the 1970s, telecommunications were centred on voice transmission. But all this changed with technological advances made possible by computers and software.

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HPCC: Planning for the Second Coming of the Information Superhighwayat the Frontiers 92 Computing Symposium, Milton Halem (1992) of the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (other keynote panelists were: Stephen Squires, DARPA; John Cavallini, DOE; Lee Holcomb, NASA; and Merrell Patrick, NSF) identified three issues as highlighting the six-year, multi-billion dollar, multi-agency HPCC program.