**New**
Book:
Concepts, Methodology and a Toolset
January 2010 Edition
This book, suitable for
IS/IT courses and self study, presents a comprehensive coverage of the technical as well as
business/management aspects of enterprise architectures and integration based
on SOA principles. This book is based on an IBM grant.
Instead of one narrow topic, this classroom tested book covers the
major building blocks (business architectures, application architectures,
technology architectures and integration architectures) of enterprise architectures.
Numerous real-life case studies and examples highlight the key points. In
addition, the book shows how a computer aided toolset (PISA) can be used to
develop real life integrated architectures by using SOA.
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book
Book:
Applications, Networks, Platforms, Architectures, and
Security
July 2004 Edition
This book, suitable for
IS/IT courses and self study, presents a comprehensive coverage of the technical as well as
business/management aspects of mobile computing and wireless communications.
Instead of one narrow topic, this classroom tested book covers the
major building blocks (mobile applications, mobile computing platforms, wireless networks,
architectures, security, and management) of mobile computing and wireless
communications. Numerous real-life case studies and examples highlight the key
points.
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Book: Information Security and Auditing in
the Digital Age
A Managerial and Practical Perspective
December 2003 Edition (UPDATED: August 2004)
This book integrates
people, processes, and technologies to solve the current and future security
problems in highly distributed and mobile enterprises. The focus is on recent
issues such as Web Services security (e.g., SAML), wireless security, and
integrated systems security. Additional topics include security management,
policies and requirements, risk assessment and mitigation, cryptographic
techniques, security packages (
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book
Book: e-Business and Distributed Systems
Handbook
From Strategies to Working Solutions
May 2003 Edition (Updated: AUGUST 2004)
This is an extensive
handbook, available through Amazon.com and other book sellers as paperbacks and
e-Book, consisting of the following modules:
e-Business and Distributed Systems Handbook: Overview Module ISBN: 0-9727414-1-0
e-Business and Distributed Systems Handbook: Applications Module ISBN: 0-9727414-2-9
e-Business and Distributed Systems Handbook: Architecture Module ISBN: 0-9727414-3-7 (Updated: August 2004)
e-Business and Distributed Systems Handbook: Integration Module ISBN: 0-9727414-4-5 (Updated: August 2004)
e-Business and Distributed Systems Handbook: Management Module ISBN: 0-9727414-5-3
e-Business and Distributed Systems Handbook: Networks Module ISBN: 0-9727414-6-1
e-Business and Distributed Systems Handbook: Middleware Module ISBN: 0-9727414-8-8 (Updated: August 2004)
e-Business and Distributed Systems Handbook: Platforms Module ISBN: 0-9727414-9-6 (Updated: August 2004)
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handbook
BooK:Third Generation Distributed Computing
Environments
Middleware, Web Services, Platforms, and Architectures
July 2004 Edition
This
book gives a systematic analysis of Third Generation Distributed Computing
Environments (3GDCEs) and shows how these environments can be used to architect
and integrate modern applications. The book contents are based on selected
chapters of the "eBusiness and Distributed Systems Handbook" (see the
handbook outline above). The selected chapters have been updated and edited to
present a recent and relevant view. This book serves as a second edition of the
book "Object-Oriented Client/Server Internet Environments", A. Umar,
Prentice Hall, 1997. Numerous real-life
case studies and examples highlight the key points.
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book
Previous
Books (Oldies but Goodies)
1.
"Distributed Computing and Client/Server Systems", Prentice Hall,
1993.
2. "Object-Oriented Client/Server Internet Environments" Prentice
Hall, February 1997.
3. "Application (Re)Engineering: Building Web-based Applications and
Dealing with Legacies", Prentice Hall, May 1997.
The "e-Business and
Distributed Systems Handbook" is a major synthesis, re-write, and upgrade
of these three books. For information on these books, visit the Prentice Hall
site (www.prenhall.com) or Amazon.com.