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Integration of microcomputer and mainframe information systems

The age of the monolithic information system is past. Systems are becoming increasingly heterogeneous, both in terms of hardware and software. As open system standards are more widely accepted, corporate computer environments will increasingly evolve on the “mix and match” principle-the most appropriate tool, on the preferred hardware/software platform for any particular job, will be selected. Systems integrators, companies able to work with a wide variety of components from different and competing hardware and software vendors, will play an increasingly important role. The evolution of this new type of system is considered.