IT Systems
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While networks move the data, the systems manipulate them,
thus from the data we can extract some information.
Todays understanding distinguishes among OS, Middleware
(ie. databases), and Applications. Those either provide
network services, or require within the client/server architecture
access to the network.
Large parts of todays economy is based on information,
which has to be produces reliably, effectively,
and efficiently. Often, management recognizes IT to be
a cost factor rather to be productive.
The ITIL framework considers that the effective production
of information requires particular rules to sustain within the
IT process. Only recently, the efficient operation of
IT systems has been taken into account ("Green IT").
Apart from a careful System Design, this goal can only
achieved with an adequate Data Design, which is still outside
the scope of current Software Engineering.
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My own software
SPAMCONTROL for Qmail
is extremely efficient and resource-safing programmed in C.
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