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Chapter 18: Florida State Officials

Chapter 18: Florida State Officials

County Commissioners Miami-Dade: Jose Pepe Diaz Broward County: Marty Kiar, Mark Bogen, Chip LaMarca, Lois Wexler, Bean Furr, Tim Ryan, Barbara Sharief, Dale Holness Pinellas County: Kenneth Welch, Dave Eggers, John Morroni, Janet Long, Karen Williams Seel Hillsborough County: Toni PAPPAS, Sandra Ziehn, Carol Holden Duval County: Alejo Garcia, David Garza, Rene, Gilberto Uribe Brevard County: Andy Anderson, Jim Berfield St. Lucie County: Kim Johnson. Fire District Commissioners: Rufus Alexander, Michele Berger, Johnson Kim, Chris Dzadovsky, Shannon Martin, Mark Gotz

Collier County: Georgia A. Hiller, Donna Fiala, Tom Henning, Commissioner Penny Taylor, and Tim Nance

Representatives Debbie Wasserman, Alan Grayson, Patrick Murphy, David Jolly, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Corrine Brown, Ted ...

Active Directory

Reasons for using the Published and the Assigned Software Deployment Methods The Published Method The reasons for using the technique include the following: If you desire to avail the application for a user when he/ she logs in next time. One can publish an application in a ZAP file.

If you want the application readily installable or un-installable to the operator.

If you long to have software that installs automatically whenever the user opens a file that needs to use it. The Assigned Method One can either assign an application to a user or a computer. The following are some of the circumstances that can lead one to use the designated ...

Ocper, Inc. is currently using the peer-to-peer model as a means of networking on the office floor. The peer-to-peer model is a suitable option for companies that have few computers, ideally below 10. As Ocper, Inc. has 20 computers a better option for them would be to switch to the client-server network model. Adding on, as the company is considering expansion as part of their future plan, the peer-to-peer model will cause performance and administrative problems (Posey, 2000). In the peer-to-peer all computers have an equal amount of authorization power, and the network is inflexible. Along with this, peer-to-peer lacks security as ...