The MIS and LAN Manager's Guide to Advanced Telecommunications: 2 (Systems) - Tapa blanda

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Leo A. Wrobel has more than two decades of experience in emerging network technology, disaster recovery planning, and technical training. Wrobel, a nationally renowned technical futurist, has been President and CEO of the Dallas-based telecommunications firm, Premiere Network Services Inc., since 1986.
Active author and lecturer, Wrobel has published over nine books and dozens of trade articles on a variety of technical subjects including such noteworthy works as the following:
* Managing Emerging Technologies for Strategic Advantage (Computer Economics)
* Writing Disaster Recovery Plans for Telecom & LANs (Artech House)
* Disaster Recovery Planning for Telecommunications (Artech House)
* Implementing a Successful Telecommunications Disaster Recover Plan (Computer Economics)
* Business Resumption Planning (Computer Economics)
* Understanding Emerging Network Services, Pricing and Regulation (Artech House)

De la contraportada

In his latest book, Leo Wrobel examines the technologies, devices, and equipment commonly used by telecommunications carriers. He explores the basics of voice and data communications as well as a wide range of telecommunications topics, particularly focusing on client server LAN networks within wide area networks and digital networks. Major issues surrounding LAN interconnection are explained in easy-to-understand language and numerous illustrations.

Wrobel provides MIS and network managers a comprehensive view of emerging telecommunications technologies, current networking technology for information systems, and detailed information on how to implement useful solutions. Reviews of industry standard solutions from a technical perspective give a detailed overview of the various protocols and their operation. He also looks at the applicability of the technology to support organizational data and communications needs for a competitive advantage. The book is written for LAN, MIS, and IT managers, computer operations managers, telecom managers, technical service providers, equipment suppliers, network planners, and software engineers.