BLENDING SINGLE-MASTER AND MULTI-MASTER DATA SYNCHRONIZATION TECHNIQUES

Architecture that maintains the user experience as close as possible to the user experience when dealing with the usual/regular forms and data provided in an office application when dealing with hybrid forms and hybrid data. Synchronization of the hybrid data to single-master and multi-masters syste...

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Hauptverfasser:	GUPTA RAKESH, KORONTHALY DAVID, SALGADO ROLANDO JIMENEZ, SONI MANISH, KEYSER CHRIS, KIRILLOV ANTON, GOPAL BURRA
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Schlagworte:	CALCULATING COMPUTING COUNTING ELECTRIC DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING PHYSICS
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