Author

James Martin

32 books

Books

  1. The Meaning of the 21st Century: A Vital Blueprint for Ensuring Our Future 2006
31 more
  1. Application Development Without Programmers 1981
  2. Computer data-base organization 1975
  3. Managing the data-base environment 1980
  4. The great transition 1995
  5. The wired society 1978
  6. Information engineering 1981
  7. Drugs on the Dark Net: How Cryptomarkets are Transforming the Global Trade in Illicit Drugs 2014
  8. Object-oriented analysis and design 1992
  9. Cybercorp 1996
  10. Design of real time computer systems 1967
  11. Building expert systems 1988
  12. Communications satellite systems 1978
  13. System design from provably correct constructs 1984
  14. Enterprise networking 1995
  15. Information Engineering, Book II 1990
  16. DB2, concepts, design, and programming 1989
  17. DECnet phase V 1992
  18. Diagramming techniques for analysts and programmers 1984
  19. IDMS/R 1990
  20. Strategic information planning methodologies 1989
  21. VSAM 1987
  22. Action diagrams 1985
  23. Local area networks 1989
  24. Principles of data-base management 1976
  25. Principles of object-oriented analysis and design 1992
  26. Strategic data-planning methodologies 1980
  27. Fourth generation languages 1983
  28. Telecommunications and the computer 1969
  29. Programming real-time computer systems 1965
  30. After the Internet 2000

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