Titlebook: Computers and Computer Applications in Developing Countries; Ukandi G. Damachi (Professor and Dean),H. Ray Soud Book 1987 Ukandi G. Damach

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Computer Software Concepts,The term computer used in this chapter will be in the general sense of business computer systems. The meaning of a computer system will be explained first, then the system components will be described. Finally, one of the system components, namely software, will be discussed in detail.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencerch and development, computers will soon be available in large quantities for utilisation by business managers and professionals of developing nations. The primary challenge that this technological reality presents is, ‘Will these managers be prepared for technological changes in how business is con

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-48661-5ations that is not in some way affected by the nature of the hardware used to support those operations, either directly or indirectly. Today, as the quality of highly specialised software for business and educational applications continues to grow, the quality of the physical devices used to adapt s

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Solving Dynamic Traveling Salesman Problem,cations such as operating systems, word processors, electronic spreadsheets, graphics and computer-aided-design and manufacturing. It explains the use of each kind of application and specifies some guidelines and main considerations in selecting a software system. The overview provided is useful to

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The Attractor-Based Search System,describes this capability as it exists now and suggests where this capability may be extended in the future. The scope embraced includes the processes of composing (information collecting, organising, and synthesising) and producing (text keyboarding, editing, and formatting) research reports, espec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-35719-0chniques. One answer to this problem is to allow and even require the end-users, the managers and accountants who ultimately use the computer, to implement their own systems. It is expected that this is possible and even inevitable (whether systems professionals want it or not) as appropriate tools

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-35719-0ations. Four major areas are discussed: computer hardware, software, information systems and computer applications, and human resource considerations. In future computerised systems, considerable change will occur in the way data is received and utilised.