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The latter enables a very general ability to adapt; however, the former is much easier to implement In the former, the time of composition may entirely in uence the exibility of the solution Development time adaptation results in a hardwired ability to change behavior Composition may occur at compile, link, or even load-time; however, they all result in a static composition In contrast, run-time adaptation results in a completely dynamic system In order to choose the most suitable adaptation approach, the following parameters should be taken into account:.

Communication is the key, he said, with accounting explaining its needs to other departments and then streamlining our reports so that other managers can respond efficiently..

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eRetailing requires that customers be connected over electronic networks to the retailing servers, but we have to accept that these networks were originally designed for applications other than electronic retailing and it has therefore largely been shoe-horned into existing solutions, notably voice telephony and one-way wireless broadcasting. The problem is most acute at the last mile or so between the domestic customer and the local telephone exchange, where the local loop wires limit the maximum data rate to just a few tens of kilobits per second. This is not really suitable for high quality multimedia. Not even basic rate digital services such as ISDN can solve this problem, but newer developments such as Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Loop (ADSL) and cable modems may alleviate the problem. Radio networks tend to be slower and rather expensive but here too, increases in speed and the development of packet services will improve things.

Good organisations collect data in order to run their operations, but also for future analysis to guide their strategy. The logical (not physical) integration of this data into a single manageable information space, especially where this is intended to promote managerial decision-making, is known as data warehousing. A data warehouse is a conceptual approach, rather than a physical thing, which aims to integrate across a number of real databases, which may be mounted on a heterogeneous collection of hardware and software platforms, usually distributed. We discussed the general case of technical integration of such systems in the previous chapter, when we referred to component architectures and the need to interpret between data bases, from low-level data formats to high level data semantics. What we shall mainly discuss here are the application-based technologies that lie on top of these. In designing a data warehouse a decision has to be made as to whether it should be data-centric or application-centric. In the former case, the data model for the warehouse is designed (as far as possible) to be independent of individual applications. Rather, it tries to be comprehensive enough to cover existing and likely future applications. The customisation to meet the needs of any speci c application or user is provided by the query front-end and presentation software (Figure 2.6). In Figure 2.6, it is the bottom layer of data that is prime, with the application-centred views being generated from it. This holistic approach is frequently not feasible for organisations that have grown their data handling in a decentralised manner. More often, the solution will be an application-centric one, (or several application-centric solutions). The