Buying issues

Article Abstract:

Buying business software can be a complex issue, but the most important rule is to formulate a specification of what is need from the software and how people will use it. In some cases, new software may need a new and more powerful computer, which will be many times the cost of any associated software. Points to consider when buying software include its price, the amount of support that is required and the licence arrangement.

Business Software (Micro), Software, Business management software, Suites (Software)

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An ideal set-up: networking your organisation needn't be as difficult as it may seem

Article Abstract:

The benefits of a computer network include the ability to share information and to share peripherals such as printers and modems. A report examines network hardware and software and details network protocols which determine the way information is transferred and includes information about Java, which has become the main programming language used on the Internet. A case study is discussed and a guide to purchasing is provided.

Communication Software Pkgs, Computer networks, Telecommunications software

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