Abstract—Vendors of Database Management Systems (DBMS) and Enterprise Platforms, actively compete between each other to develop new features of their products. However, many problems, such as joint data processing or management of Data Lifecycle can be solved easier and more efficient with the Data Management Technology (DTM). Increasing amount of information and rapid development of Information Systems (IS) –are two interrelated processes: the high growth of data requires a similar development of its processing tools, which’s improvement stimulates the processing of ever larger amounts of data. Today, practically in every more or less large organization, activities are being built around the Corporate Information System (CIS) (and often multiple systems), most of which are built on Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS) with three-tier architecture: client applications - application servers - databases servers. When designing every such system several problems related to data management have to be solved.
Index Terms—Temporal data organization, information systems, tracking, electronic digital signature, problem solving, database management systems
The authors are with King Saud University (e-mail: aalzubi@ksu.edu.sa, altameem@ksu.edu.sa)
Cite: Ahmad Ali Al-Zubi and Turki Al-Tameem, "Temporal Organization of Data for Solving Problems of Computer Information Systems," International Journal of Future Computer and Communication vol. 1, no. 3, pp. 238-241, 2012.
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