Client/Server: Europe Trails U.S.

January 1996 / International News & Views / Client/Server: Europe Trails U.S.

The market research firm Strategic Focus (Milpitas, CA) says that client/server implementations are lower in Europe than in the U.S. The firm's study reveals that 52 percent of the sites in Europe have experience in developing client/server applications, compared to 74 percent in the U.S. The study also found that the percentage of sites in the U.K. and German y implementing third-party client/server applications packages is higher than the percentage engaged in internal development and implementation. In France, meanwhile, the opposite situation is true.

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