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100 1  Gavin, Lee. 
245 10 Business integration management using WebSphere BI modeler
       and monitor :|ba real world case study /|cLee Gavin et al.
       |h[O'Reilly electronic resource] 
260    San Jose, CA :|bIBM, International Technical Support 
       Organization,|c2004. 
300    1 online resource (xii, 288 pages). 
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490 1  Redbooks 
504    Includes bibliographical references (page 281) and index. 
520    Integrating distributed business applications is no easy 
       task. Managing a heterogeneous distributed real-time 
       environment is equally challenging. Integrated business 
       environments can process huge volumes of messages per day.
       Messages are published, routed, transformed and consumed. 
       The integrated environment has to deal with exception 
       handling, performance bottlenecks, and changes in the 
       participating systems. Components are distributed across 
       different machines in different locations. A Business 
       Integration Management System addresses these requirements
       and provides the best approach or set of approaches that 
       can be followed to manage an integrated business 
       environment. This IBM Redbooks publication is a case study
       of a real-life, business process, re-engineering exercise.
       We follow the pilot phase of this exercise from the design
       of a solution to modeling of the complex business 
       processes, building these processes, and deploying them to
       a run-time environment. We also address many of the issues
       that surround an undertaking such as this and follow up on
       the success of the pilot. 
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650  0 Information theory. 
650  2 Information Theory 
650  6 Architecture client-serveur (Informatique) 
650  6 Théorie de l'information. 
650  7 Client/server computing|2fast 
650  7 Information theory|2fast 
700 1  Putte, Geert van de. 
700 1  Capristo, Francois. 
700 1  Durazzi, Pascal. 
700 1  Harvey, Ian. 
700 1  Marleau, Andrea. 
700 1  Sudan, Lalit. 
710 2  International Business Machines Corporation.
       |bInternational Technical Support Organization. 
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       management using websphere bi modeler and monitor a real 
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