GF20 8172 15_Systems_Management_Bibliography_Aug80 15 Systems Management Bibliography Aug80

Systems Management

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Systems Management Bibliography

This bibliography lists

and

categorizes selected IBM

publications

on

the

management

of

data

processing,

including audidability,

data

security, systems management,

and

generally useful application development techniques

and

includes texts, manuals, briefs, bulletins,

and

papers as

well as certain forms, templates, bibliographies,

and

indexes.

In

most cases, the publications

are

applicable

to

various IBM

data

processing systems; publications applicable to a specific

data

processing system

can

be

found

in

that

system's

bibliography.

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Preface

This bibliography lists

and

categorizes selected

IBM

publications

on

the management

of

data

processing

including auditability,

data

security, systems man-

agement

and

generally useful application develop-

ment

techniques.

In

most cases the publications

are applicable to various

IBM

data

processing sys-

tems

and

include texts, manuals, briefs, bulletins,

and

papers as well as certain forms, templates, bi-

bliographies,

and

indexes.

Systems management briefs

and

systems

man-

agement

manuals

are two types

of

publications

found

in

this bibliography.

The

briefs describe a

technique

or

procedure that helped make a partic-

ular

data

processing installation more effective.

The

manuals discuss in more detail -

and

usually

without reference to a particular installation -

data

processing techniques

and

procedures

and

other

subjects concerning the management

of

data

pro-

cessing.

Organization

This special bibliography has two parts:

•

Part

1 lists

the

publications

in

six different cate-

gories; a publication may

appear

in more

than

one category.

•

Part

2 contains

an

abstract

of

each publication

in

order

number

sequence so

that

its usefulness

to

an

installation

can

be determined.

Part

2

also shows

the

type

of

publication, the

number

of

pages

and

the

availability

under

SLSS

(System Library Subscription Service).

Sixteenth

Edition (August 1980)

This

is

a major revision of, and supersedes,

GF20-8172-14.

Publications are not stocked at the address given below; re-

quests for

IBM

publications should be made to your

IBM

rep-

resentative

or

to the

IBM

branch office serving your locality.

A form for readers' comments is provided at the back

of

this

bibliography.

If

the form has been removed, comments may be

addressed

to:

IBM

Corporation, Technical Publications,

Department

824,

1133

Westchester Avenue, White Plains, New

York

10604.

IBM

may use or distribute any

of

the information

you supply in any way it believes appropriate without incurring

any obligation whatever. You may,

of

course, continue to use

the information you supply.

Note: Order numbers are

in

sequence

by

the second

character.

The

first character is

the

use key, which

governs

the

availability

of

the document. Use key

G means

that

the item is available to customers,

through the

IBM

representative, without charge for

quantities

that

meet

normal

requirements. Use key

S means

that

the item is for sale

through

IBM

branch

offices.

Bill

of

Forms

An

order

number

in the form

OfGBOF-1234

is a Bill

Of

Forms - a single

order

number

for a package

of

separately available documents.

Flags on

Order

Numbers

Maximum

case: **GC20-0001-5#

A double asterisk preceding the

order

number

indicates either a change in the publication (such

as a new edition)

or

a new item.

When

more

than

one edition

of

a publication is

current, the order-number suffix is followed

by

a

number

sign

(#).

Preface

Part

1.

Classified Listings

Systems

Management

G320-5829

Auditability

and

Productivity

Information

Catalog

GC20-1853

An

Introduction

to

3190

Network

Management

••

GG22-9001

Capacity

Planning

-

An

Introduction

••

GG22-9015

Capacity

Planning

Implementation

••

G321-5114 A

Capacity

Planning

Methodology

••

G321-5113

overview

of

the

Capacity

Planning

Process

for

GE20-0612

G320-5840

GK20-0931

GC20-1865

GX20- 2336

GK20-0115

GK20-0116

..

GC20-1112

••

G321-5106

GF20-0006

GC20-1610

GKlO-6104

GK20-0150

••

GE20-0662

GE19-5208

••

GK20-1305

GK20-0132

GK20-0864

G321-5063

••

G226-3551

••

GG22-9003

••

GB21-2521

••

SB21-2524

••

SB21-2522

••

GC21-0429

••

GB21-2418

••

SB21-2419

••

GC34-2010

GK20-0882

GC20-1622

G321-5011

GK20-1013

GE19-5201

GC20-1862

GK20-1120

G321-5040

••

G321-5115

••

G321-5120

••

G229-0282

••

G520-3526

GC20-1811

••

GK20-1291

Production

Data

Processing

Capacity

System

Planning

-

Executive

Overview

Communications

Systems

Management

Basic

Concepts

Component

Failure

Impact

Analysis

at

Caterpillar

Component

Failure

Impact

Analysis

-

An

Availability

Management

Technique

Component

Failure

Impact

Analysis

Grid

and

Grid

Expansion

Worksheets

A

DP

Cost

Allocation

System:

Prudential

Insurance

Data

Processing

Quality

Assurance

-

Martin

Marietta

Data

Systems

-

Orlando

Data

center

Energy

Conservation

and

Management

in

Data

Processing

An

Integrated

Approach

to

Centralized

Communications

Network

Management

Controls

for

Data

Processing

Management

Planning

Guide

for

a

Manual

of

Data

Processing

Standards

Management

Reporting

and

Controls

in

Data

Processing,

National

Westminster

Bank

Management

Services

-

Frito

Lay

An

Architecture

for

Managing

the

Information

Systems

Business

-Volume

1,

Management

Overview

Managing

the

Data

Processing

Organization

Managing

the

Move

of

Comptroller's

Data

Processing

-

State

of

Iowa

Managing

Systems

Development

-Montgomery Ward

McAuto

Hierarchical

Communications

in

DP

Management

Measuring

Programming

Quality

and

Productivity

Network

Control

Center

Guide

A

perspective

on

Networking

Account

Network

Management

Program

Availability

Notice

Account

Network

Management

Program

(DOS)

Description

and

Operations

Manual

Account

Network

Management

Program

(OS)

Description

and

Operations

Manual

Network

Communications

Control

Facility

General

Information

Manual

Network

performance

Analyzer

Availability

Notice

Network

Performance

Analyzer

Description

and

Operations

Manual

Network

Problem

Determination

Application:

General

Information

Manual

Operations

Management

Extension

(OME)

Computer

Program

Control

of

the

DP

Operation

at

SMUD

Organizing

the

Data

Processing

Activity

Performance

Tuning

in

OS/VS2

MVS

Problem

and

Change

Control

at

the

State

of

Washington

Data

Processing

Service

Center

Problem

and

Change

Management

in

Data

Processing,

A

Survey

and

Guide

A

Project

Management

System

IV

Primer

Recovery

Structured

Walk-through

at

Marine

Midland

Bank

Service

Levels:

A

Concept

for

the

User

and

the

Computer

Center

System

capacity

and

Performance

Evaluation

Systems

Management

Systems

Management - A

Network

Perspective

Systems

Management

Assessment

Questionnaire

-

Supplement

system

outage

Analysis

-

An

Availability

Management

Technique

System

Outage

Analysis

-

Association

of

American

Railroads

GG22-9000

Tracking

and

Resolving

Problems

and

coordinating

Changes

Application

Development

GH20-1628 A

Guide

to

Testing

in

a Complex

System

Environment

GF20-0001

Analysis

of

Some

Queuing

Models

in

Real-time

Systems

G321-5055

Automated

Logical

Data

Base

Design

GE20-0593

Basic

Systems

Analysis

and

Design

Techniques

1

GE20-0527

GE19-5200

GF20-8093

G321-5042

G321-5053

GF20-8102

G321-5033

G321-5057

G321-5009

GC20-8152

GC20-8078

GA24-3488

GC28-6794

GC20-1851

GC20-1707

GC20-1850#

GC20-8062

GC20-

2000

GN20-

3814

GC20-8096

GE20-0348

GE20-8171

GC20-1776

GC20-1790

GC20-1777

GE20-8091

GF20-0006

GF20-6088

G321-5045

GE20-0090

GE20-8067

GC20-8011

GE20-0396

G320-

5323

GE19-5095

GG22-9011

..

SH20-2116

G321-5032

Auditability

G320-5829

••

G320-5532

G520-3332

G321-5070

G321-5012

GF20-0006

••

G320-6163

••

SH20-

2361

G320-5790

G320-5791

G320-5792

Data

Security

G321-5069

G321-5011

G320-2683

G320-5829

G321-5066

G321-5068

G321-5070

G320-5647

G320-5646

G320-1379

G320-1370

G320-1371

G320-1372

G320-1373

Business

Systems

Planning,

Information

Systems

Planning

Guide

Code

Reading,

Structured

Walk-throughs,

and

Inspections

-

Improved

Programming

Technologies

Coding

Methods

A

User-Oriented

Data

Base

Retrieval

System

Data

Bases:

Past,

Present,

and

Future

Decision

Tables

- A

Systems

Analysis

and

Documentation

Technique

Design

and

Code

Inspections

to

Reduce

Errors

in

Program.

Development

Design

Techniques

for

a

User-controlled

DB/DC

System

Elements

of

Queuing

Theory

for

System

Design

Flowcharting

Techniques

Form

and

Card

Design

Form

Design

Reference

Guide

for

Printers

Guide

to

PL/S

II

HlPO - A

Design

Aid

and

Documentation

Technique

Identification

Techniques

Improved

Programming

Technologies

-An

Overview

Index

Organization

for

Information

Retrieval

Inspections

in

Application

Development

-

Introduction

and

Implementation

Guidelines

Introduction

to

Data

Management

Student

Text

An

Introduction

to

Information

Retrieval

An

Introduction

to

Linear

Programming

An

Introduction

to

Structured

Programming

in

COBOL

An

Introduction

to

Structured

Programming

in

FORTRAN

An

Introduction

to

Structured

Programming

in

PL/I

Keyword-in-Context

(KWIK)

Indexing

Management

Controls

for

Data

Processing

Planning

for

an

IBM

Data

Processing

System

A

Method

of

Programming

Measurement

and

Estimation

Principles

of

Data

Acquistion

Systems

PERT - A

Dynamic

Project

Control

Method

Random

Number

Generation

and

Testing

statistics-Based

System

Techniques,

Concepts,

Examples,

Applications

Stru,ctured

Design

Structured

Programming

Foil

Presentation

Script

A

Structured

Requirements

Process

Using

the

Improved

Programming

Technologies

3800

System

Design

and

Documentation

Aid,

IUP

5796-AT

Top-Down

Development

USing

a

Program

Design

Language

Auditability

and

Productivity

Information

Catalog

Audit-Source

Code

compare

for

S/370

DOS/vS,

OS/VS

Availability

Notice

An

Auditor's

perspective

of

the

IBM

8100

Information

System

Data

Processing

Spheres

of

Control

Generalized

Audit

Trail

Requirements

and

Concepts

for

Data

Base

Applications

Management

Controls

for

Data

Processing

Source

Compare/Audit

Utility

Availability

Notice

Source

ComparelAudit

Utility

Program

Description

and

operations

Manual

Systems

Auditability

and

Control,

Audit

Practices

Systems

Auditability

and

Control,

Executive

Report

Systems

Auditability

and

Control,

Control

Practices

Administrative

control

of

Computing

Service

An

Access

Control

Mechanism

for

Computing

Resources

Architectural

support

for

System

Protection

and

Data

Auditability

and

Productivity

Information

Catalog

A

Cryptographic

Key

Management

Scheme

for

Implementing

the

Data

Encryption

Standard

(DES)

cryptography

Architecture

for

Information

Security

Data

Processing

Spheres

of

Control

An

Executive's

Guide

to

Data

Security

- A

Translation

From

an

IBM

Svenska

AB

Publication

Data

Security

-

Threats

and

Deficiencies

in

Computer

Operations

- A

Report

on

a

Completed

Study

- A

Translation

from

an

IBM

Svenska

Publication

Data

Security

and

Data

Processing:

Session

Leader's

Guide

(State

of

Illinois

Videotapes)

Data

Security

and

Data

Processing:

Volume

1 -

Introduction

and

Overview

Data

Security

and

Data

Processing:

Volume

2 -

Study

Summary

Data

Security

and

Data

Processing:

Volume

3,

Part

I -

State

of

Illinois

Executive

Overview

Data

Security

and

Data

Processing:

Volume

3,

Part

II

-

2

G320-1374

G320-1375

G320-1376

G320-5649

G520-2882

GC22-9062

G321-5012

G321-5067

G321-5010

GC22-9063

G520-2965

G520-2838

GA27-2865

GF20-0006

G320-5650

G320- 5522

GC28-0942

GBOF-1200

GC28-0722

G520-2881

G520-2169

G520- 2700

G520- 2741

G520-2797

State

of

Illinois

Study

Results

Data

Security

and

Data

Processing:

Volume 4 -

Massachusetts

Institute

of

Technology

Study

Results

Data

Security

and

Data

Processing:

volume

5 -

TRW

Systems,

Inc.,

Study

Results

Data

Security

and

Data

Processing:

Volume 6 -

Evaluations

and

Installation

Experiences:

Resource

Security

System

Data

Security

Controls

and

Procedures

- A

Philosophy

for

DP

Installations

Data

Security

Seminars:

IBM

Education

Course

X8851

Brochure

Data

Security

Through

Cryptography

Generalized

Audit

Trail

Requirements

and

Concepts

for

Data

Base

Applications

Generation,

Distribution,

and

Installation

of

Cryptographic

Keys

Hierarchical

Approach

to

Computer

System

Integrity

IBM

Cryptographic

Subsystem

Concepts

and

Facilities

IBM

Data

Security

Forum:

Denver,

Colorado,

September

1974

IBM

Data

Security

Symposium,

April

1973

IBM

3845/3846

Data

Encryption

Device

-

General

Information

Manual

Management

Controls

for

Data

Processing

Management Memorandum:

Security

Features

of

IBM

System/370

Operating

System

Integrity

in

OS/VS2

OS/vSl

and

Os/VS2

MVS

Cryptographic

Facility

-

General

Information

Manual

Report

of

IBM

Joint

Data

Security

Studies

RACF

General

Information

Manual

Security

•••

The

Right

Thing

for

Your

Computer,

The

Best

Thing

for

Your

Information

The

Considerations

of

Data

Security

in

a

Computer

Environment

The

Considerations

of

Physical

Security

in

a

Computer

Environment

The

Fire

After

the

Fire

42

Suggestions

for

Improving

Security

in

Data

Processing

Operations

Fo~

and

Templates

GX20-2336 Component

Failure

Impact

Analysis

Grid

and

Grid

Expansion

Worksheets

GX28-1630

Decision

Table

Worksheet

GX20-8020

Flowcharting

Template

GX20-8047

Hexadecimal

and

Decimal

Integer

Conversion

Table

GX20-1971

HlPO

Template

GX20-1970

HlPO

Worksheet

GX20-1702

Proportional

Record

Layout

Form

GX20-1818

150/10/8

Print

Chart

••

GX20-2353

Systems

Management

Assessment

Questionnaire

Bibliographies

~

Indexes

GC20-1764

Atlas

of

Applications:

Volume I -

An

Alphabetic

GC20-1768

GC20-1783

GC20-1141

G321-5036

GC20-8071

Bibliography

of

Quantitative

Methods

Applied

to

Business,

Industry,

Science,

and

Engineering

(1961

to

1972)

Atlas

of

Applications:

Volume

II

-

Bibliography

of

Quantitative

Methods

in

Business,

Industry,

Science,

and

Engineering

(1972

to

1974)

Atlas

of

Applications:

Volume

III

-

Bibliography

of

Quantitative

Methods

in

Business,

Industry,

Science,

and

Engineering

Management

Science

at

Work - A

Bibliography

Covering

All

Enterprises,

All

Functions,

and

All

Techniques

Selected

Readings:

Data

Base

Systems

10,000

Division

Codes

for

Proper

Names

3

Part

2. Abstracts

GA24-3488

FORM

DESIGN

REFERENCE

GUIDE

FOR

PRINTERS

This

publICation

conta~nform~

te

considered

by

personnel

designing,

ordering,

or

using

forms

for

the

system

printers

listed

below.

Tnis

manual

has

two

sections:

general

forms-design

information

a~plicable

to

system

printers,

and

specific

information

(Appendix)

for

particular

printers.

The

general

information

relates

to

items

such

as

form

length,

~~dth,

weight,

fastenings,

and

other

forms-related

items

that

must

be

considered

and/or

met when

forms

are

designed

for

system

printers..

The

specifications

are

not

intended

to

be

restrictive,

tut

to

permit

the

customer

to

purchase

continuous

forms

from

the

manufacturers

of

his

choice.

For

detailed

information

on

forms

feeding

and

operating

procedures,

see

the

appropriate

component

description

and

operating

procedures

manuals

for

the

particular

printer

er

system

..

companion

publications

useful

in

designing

forms

are:

o

OCR

Input

Preparation

Guide,

Order

No. GC20-1686

o

Print

Chart

(Six

Lines'

per

Inch),

GX20-1816

o

Print

Chart

(Eight

Lines

per

Inch),

GX20-1818

Another

publication

which

is

not

an

IBM

publication

but

nay

be

helpful

in

designing

forms

and

for

comparison

purposes

is

International

Standard

ISO,

2784,.. DiIl'>E!nsions

in

this

manual

are

to

this

standard..

IBM

printers

included

are:

1132

3211 3618

1403

3213 3713

1qOq 3215 3715

1q43

3284 3717

2203 3286 3791

Line

Printer

Feature

2213 3288 3792

Line

Printer

Feature

2222 3610 5203

3203

3612

5213

3210

Manual.

32

pages

GA27-2865

1m!

38q5

DATA

ENCRYPTION

DEVICE,

1m!

3846

!lATA

ENCRYPTION

DEVICE,

~

INFORMATION

~his

manual

describes

the

IEM

38q5

and

38q6

Data

Encryption

Device

in

sufficient

detail

to

enable

propsective

users

to

decide

whether

to

use

this

type

of

data

protection.

Physical

planning

diagrams

and

specifications

are

included,

as

are

general

guidelines

for

the

selection

and

distribution

of

key-variables.

Manual,

8

1/2

x

11

inches,

44

pgs,

10/77

GBOF-1200

REPORT

OF

IBM

~

DATA

SECURITY

STUDIES

Over

two

years

ago,

IBM

announced

that

it

was

initiating

a program

in

long

range

data

security

research,

technology

and

documentation.

Part

of

that

program

involved

a two

year

joint

study

with

three

IBM

customers:

The

State

of

Illinois;

TRW

Systems,

Inc.;

and

Massachusetts

Institute

of

Technology.

An

IBM

installation

at

our

Federal

Systems

Division

in

Gaithersburg,

~d,.

served

as

a

fourth

study

site,.

Each

focused

on

a

particular

aspect

of

data

security.

The.

groups

coapleted

their

work

this

spring,

and

the

results

are

included

in

this

BOF:

Data

Security

and

Data

Processing

.••

Volume

1,

Introduction

and

Overview

(G320-1370)

Volume

2,

Study

Summary

(G320-1371)

Volume

3,

Part

1,

State

of

Illinois:

Executive

overview

(G320-1372)

Volume

q,

Study

Results;

Massachusetts

Institute

of

Technology

(G320-1374)

Volume

5,

Study

Results:

TRW

Systems,

Inc.

(G320-1375)

Volume

6,

Evaluations

and

Study

Experiences:

Resource

Security

System

(G320-1376)

Volume

1,

for

executive,

contains

an

introduction

to

the

data

security

and

privacy

issues

and

an

overview

of

the

findings

of

the

data

security

studies.

Valune

2,

a

more

detailed

summary

of

the

data

security

study

is

for

management

and

will

be

of

special

interest

to

those

charged

with

implementation,.

Volume

3,

Part

1,

an

executive

overview

primarily

concerning

.privacy

was

prepared

by

the

State

of

Illinois

stt;d

,

team

.•

The

remaining

volumes

provide

a number

of

detailed

technical

papers

that

may

be

of

interest

to

various

other

people

within

customer

accounts.

A

complete

set

of

nine

State

of

Illinois

Videotapes

on

security

and

privacy

for

use

by

agencies

within

the

State

are

additionally

available.

~'hese

tapes

will,

however

be

applicable

to

a

more

general

audience

--

not

just

to

those

involved

with

state

gove,rmrent.

A

complete

set

of

tapes

is

being

sent

to

each

region.

The

tapes

may

be

loaned

to

branch

offices

for

loan

to

customers

for

short

periods

of

time

13-5

days).

Customers

may

wish

to

borrow

individual

tapes

to

show them

to

an

employee

group

or

to

determine

whether

they

are

interested

in

purchasing

them.

GB21

A

Session

Leader's

Guide,

form

no.

G320-1379,

will

te

distrituted

with

the

tapes.

It

is

alsc

availatle

separately

from

Mechanicsburg

for

those

who would

like

to

understand

the

ccntents

of

the

tapes

tefore

ordering

them.

1.

iihose

Right

to

Know

2.

Fellow

that

Card

3.

Implerrenting

the

Information

Privacy

and

Security

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Program

Admiriistering

the

Information

Frivacy

and

Security

Prograro

Eesigning

Privacy

and

Security

Into

Infcrmation

Systems

Software

Security

and

Tern,inal

Access

Ccntrol

Concepts

Physical

Plant

Security

Contingency

Planning

and Backup

Systems

~hat

Every

Executive

Should

Kno~

About

Privacy

In

Information

Systems

Customer

purchase

orders

should

te

sent

directly

to:

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Corp.

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Jersey

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1,

5,

6,

8

cr

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(212)

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23.30

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inch

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2,

3,

4

or

7

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tack

Machine

Required:

SONY

VIDEOCASSEtTE,

or

equivalent.

Bill

of

Material

NOT

AVAILABLE

UNDER

ELSS

GB21-2Q78

NETWORK

PERFORMNCE

~

JlQ§!L

FDP

5798-CZ!!...

NEtWORK

PERFORMANCE

ANALYZER

=

CONTROlLE!!...

!!l!

~~

NOTICE

This

Availability

Notice

contains

complete

ordering

inforIraticn

for

the

Frogram

and

all

its

for

management and

data

proceSSing

personnel

who

are

prospective

users

of

the

program and

others

who

require

inforn.ation

concerning

it

..

Written

in

ALC,

the

Network

Performance

Analyzer

(NPA)

collects

comrounicaticns

network

operating

data

fer

analysis.

NPA

data

nay

be

helpful

in

highlighting

the

causes

of

performance

degradation,

such

as

excessive

traffic

at

certain

periods,

or

insufficient

line

capacity.

It

Ray

also

aid

in

isolating

performance

problems

induced

ty

high

line

or

cluster

error

rates

caused

by

temforary

errors,

0%

wide

fluctuations

in

.message

rates.

With

NPA

data,

networks

may

be

tuned

for

greater

efficiency,

and

potentially

improved

response

tines.

Elements

such

as

polling

rates,

network

paraIl'.eters,

and

line

loading,

may

be

modified

and

performance

improved.

~uning

nay

also

free

up

capacity.

NPA

inforK.ation

nay

also

be

helpful

in

capacity

planning.

Information

sucb

as

3705

utilization,

message

flow

rates,

and

line

usage

rates,

may

help

deterIl'.ine

hOll!

Kuch

unused

capacity

exists

for

network

growth.

The

data

tray

ce

displayed

online

as

collected,

or

reviewed

later

at

a

tenrinal.

Data

of

particular

interest

nay

be

monitored

on

er

offline

fer

exceptions

to

user

defined

limits.

~he

capability

of

displaying

realtime

information

may

be

es~ecially

valuable

during

periods

of

poor

performance..

The

data

gathered

is

also

available

for

forItatting

into

rer:orts

for

study,

and

compariscn

with

This

allows

modification

of

systens

parameters,

and

otservance

of

sutsequent

results.

NPA

consists

of

a

host

application

prograrr and

one

or

nore

reodified

NCP

frograms.

It

runs

under

VS1

or

MVS,

with

VTAM

and/or

TCAM.

NFA

can

coexist

with

subsysteIrs

such'as

eles,

IMS.

or

TSO,

tut

operates

independently

of

them.

Flyer,

8

112

x

11.inches,

4

pages,

6/79

SB21-2479

4

~

PERFORIIANCE

ANALYZER

~

HOS~,

l!lR 5798-CZR,

~

EERFORMANCE

~

=

CONTROLLER,

FCP

~~

DESCRIPTION/OPERATIONS

This

Program

Descriftion/operations

Manual

provides

t~e

user

with

sufficient

information

to

understand,

install

and

successfull~

use

the

program.

Fer

further

information

about

this

publication,

see

abstract

for

GB21-2478.

Manual,

8

112

x

11

inches,

139

pages,

6/79

GB21-2521

ACCOUNT

NnWORR

I;ANAGEMENT

~~

FOP

5798-DA2

(OS/VS/CICS),

FDP

5798-DAT, (DOSIVS/CICS),

~OTICE

This

Availability

Notice

contains

complete

ordering

information

for

the

Frogram and

all

its

for

management and

data

proceSSing

personnel

who

are

prospective

users

of

the

program

and

others

who

require

inforn:ation

concerning

it.

This

FOP,

wLitten

in

ALC,

is

specifically

designed

to

automate

the

core

elements

of

systems

ulanagellent

with

an

integrated

set

of

interactive

application

programs

and

batch

report

programs

as

fellows:

The

problerr

management

application

provides

~reformatted

screens

to

ensure

consistent

protlem

reporting,

assignment

and

resolution

of

system

or

network

incidents.

It

has

create,

update,

display,

and

browse

functions,

allo~in9

nultiFle

aSSignments

on

problems

and

permits

extensive

comments.

All

fields

except

the

comments

are

editable

and

searchatle.

History

files

can

be

created

for

batch

reporting.

GB21

The

change

management

application

provides

preformatted

screens

to

enable

planned,

coordinated

change

activities

including.

equipment

installation

or

relocation;

new

application

programs;

PUT

and

engineering

changes,

and

feature

changes.

It

likewise,

has

create,

update,

display

and browse

functions

and

includes

an

approver/reviewer

facility.

All

fields

are

editable

and

searchable.

History

files

can

te

created

for

batch

reports.

The

network

configuration

application

provides

an

online

data

base

of

network

components

and

the

ability

to

create,

update

and

display

records

containing

component

details.

Detail

may

include:

component

name,

id

characteristics,

location,

phone

numbers,

vendor

information,

etc.

The

configuration

file

supports

display

of

the

physical

connectivity

of

components.

The

batch

report

facility

provides

a

network

map, component

detail

listings

and

change

activity.

Flyer.

8

1/2.x

11

inches.

4

pages,

8/79

SB21-2522

ACCOUNT

NETWORK

MANAGEMENT

PROGRAMS

OS/VS/CICS.

FOP

5798=IiAQ.

DESCg];PTIO~OPERA~

This

Program

DescriptionJo~erations

Manual

provides

the

user

with

sufficient

information

to

understand,

install

and

successfully

use

the

program.

For

further

information

about

this

program,

see

abstract

for

GB21-2521.

Manual,

8

1/2

x

11

inches,

360

pages,

8/79

SB21-2524

ACCOUNT

MANAGEMENT

NETWORK

PROGRAMS,

DOS/VS/CICS. T-DP

5798-DAT, DESCRIPTION/OPERATIONS

This

Program

Description/Operations

Manual

provides

the

user

with

sufficient

information

to

understand,·

install

and

successfully

use

the

program.

For

information

regarding

this

program,

see

abstract

for

GB21-2521.

Manual,

8

1/2

x

11

inches,

354

pages,

8/79

GC20-1622

o,RGANIZING

THE

DATA

PROCESSING

ACTIVITY

This

text

is-designed

to

help

the

organizational

planner

develop

the

data

proceSSing

structure

best

suited

to

his

own

needs

and

environment.

It

is

directed

primarily

to

data

proceSSing

managers,

the

executives

to

whom

they

report,

and

others

responsible

for

organizational

and

personnel

t;:lanning,.. The

major

topics

discussed

are:

concepts

applicable

to

organizing

the

data

processing

activity,

t;:ossible

locations

of

the

data

processing

activity

within

the

larger

organization,

data

proceSSing

functions,

grouping

of

functions

into

an

organizational

structure,

and

grouping

of

functions

into

job

families

and

job

fositions,..

The

Appendix

provides

some

typical

job

descriptions.

Manual,

128

pages

SLSS -

ORDER

NO,.

SUBSCRIPTION

ONLY

GC20-1707

IDENTIFICATION

TECHNIQUES

~is

manual

ext;:lains

and

compares

a

survey

of

several

tyt;:es

of

coding

techniques

for

individuals

and

non-individuals.

An

afproach

to

improving

coding

methods

involving

a

statistical

approach

is

outlined.

The

publication

is

baSically

a

state-of-the-art

description

of

the

identification

teChniques.

Data

ProceSSing

Techniques

Manual, 50

pages

SLSS -

ORDER

NO.

SUBSCRIPTION

ONLY

GC20-1741

MANAGEMENT

SCIENCE

AT

WORK

A

BIBLIOGRAPHY

COVERING

ALL

ENTERPRISES.

ALL

FUNCTIONS.

AND

ALL

TECHNIQ~

-

A

great

number

of

problems

in

industry,

in

science

r and

in

engineering

can

be

solved

by

the

systematic

methods

of

mathenatics,

statistics,

and

operations

research-

management

science~

This

manual

is

a

specially

organized

three-way

index

to

almost

5000

journal

articles

and

conference

papers

which

have

mentioned

the

application

of

analytic

methods

to

various

business,

industrial,

and

scientific

protlems.

Manual,

Special

Bibliography,

112

pages

SLSS -

ORDER

NO,.

SUBSCRIPTION

ONLY

GC20-1764

ATLAS

OF

APPLICAtIONS

(I)

AN

ALPHABETIC

BIBLIOGRAPHY

OF

QijANt·ITATIVE

~

APPUED

1Q

EUSINESS.

INDUSTRY,

SCIENCE,

~ND

ENGINEERING

(1961

TO

1972)

~his

manual

is

a

collection

of

references

to

applications

of

quantitative

methods

in

business,

industry,

engineering,

and

science.

The

quantitative

method

may

be

from

mathematics,

statistiCS,

operations

research,

or

management

science.

The

data

on

which

the

alphabetic

index

is

based

is

a

collection

of

8,300

references

to

journal

articles

or

to

papers

given

at

conferences.

Some

350

journals

and

periodicals

were

scanned,

covering

the

years

1961

to

1972

Manual,

293

pages

SLSS -

ORDER

NO.

SUBSCRIPTION

ONLY

GC20

GC20-1768

BIBLICGRAPHY

OF

INDUSTRY,

SCIE~

ANI:

volume

to

Atlas

of

Applications

(GC20-1764).

The

older

manual

was

based

on

8,300

references

covering

the

years

1961

to

1972

and

gathered

frorr

350

journals.

Like

the

elder

manual,

Atlas

of

Applications

•••

Volume

II

is

a

collection

of

references

to

applications

of

quantitative

n,ethods

in

business,

industry,

engineering,

and

science.

The

quantitative

method

may

be

fran

mathematiCS,

statistics,

operations

research,

or

managea,ent

science.

The

data

on

which

the

alphatetic

index

is

based

is

a

collection

of

3,000

references

to

journal

articles

or

to

fafers

given

at

conferences.

~he

journals

and

periodicals

scanned

cover

the

years

1972

to

1974.

SpeCial

Eitliography,

200

pages

SLSS -

ORDER

NO.

SUBSCRIPtION

ONLY

GC20-1772

ENERGY

CONSERVATIo,N

~ND

M~NAGE~ENt

IN

L~TA

PROCESSING

This

manual

examines

several

aspects

oreIiergy

conservation

and management

that

nay

te

of

value

to

installations

using

IBM

data

proceSSing

equipment,

and

fresents

sane

considerations

involved

in

developing

and

implen,enting

plans

for

ccntrolling

ccnsumftion

and

minimizing

the

impact

of

energy

shortages

on

data

processing

operations.

Manual

SLSS -

ORI:ER

NO.

SUEECRIPtION

ONLY

GC20-1776

AN

INtRODUCT

ION

TC

STRUCTURED

PROGRAMMING

IN

COECL

This

text,

intended-for

progranmers,

descrIEes-and

illustrates

the

use

cf

structured

programT,ing. 'Ihe

technique

and

its

sU~t;:crting

practices

are

generally

descrited

in

one

chapter.

A

reference

chapter

illustrates

the

imt;:lenentation

of

the

technique

in

COBOt

and

is

followed

by

a

chapter

presenting

two

sarr.t;:le

frograrrs.

A

knowledge

of

COBOL

is

assurred.

Manual

GC20-1777

AN

INtRODUCTION

TO

SlRtCTURED

PRCGRAMMING

IN

PL/I

This

text,

intend€d~r

progranrners,

descrTEes-aDd

illustrates

the

use

of

structured

prograrrming. The

technique

and

its

supporting

practices

are

generally

described

in

one

chaFter.

A

reference

chapter

illustrates

the

implen.entation

of

the

technique

in

PL/I

and

is

followed

by

a

cha~ter

.,resenting

two

saIr~le

prograIrs.

A

knowledge

of

PL/I

is

assurred.

Manual

GC20-1783

5

ATLAS

o,F

APPLICATICNS

VOLUME

III,

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Q!:

.Il2t!'!UtAtIVE

MET~

.!!:!

BUSINESS,

INDUSTRY,

SCIENCE,

~~§INEERING

This

nanual

is

a

fellow-on

volume

to

Atlas

of

Applications

(GC20-1764)

and

Atlas

of

Applications

Voluroe

II

(GC20-1768).

The

older

manuals

were

~ased

on

11,300

references

covering

the

years

1961

to

1974

and

gathered

from

350

jcurnals.

Like

the

older

rranuals,

Atlas

of

Applications

Volmt",e

III

is

a

collection

of

references

to

applications

of

quantitative

rrethods

in

business,

industry,

engineering,

and

science.

The

quantitative

method

may

be

frOIr

mathen.atics,

statistics,

operations

research,

er

managenent

science.

The

data

on

which

the

alphabetic

index

is

tased

is

a

collection

of

2,500

references

to

journal

articles

or

to

papers

given

at

conferences.

The

jcurnals

and

periodicals

scanned

for

this

volume

were

Irastly

1975

issues.

Eitliography,

185

.,ages,

3/76

SLSS -

ORDER

NO.

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GC20-1790

AN

INtRODtCTION

TO

SlRUCTURED

PROGRA~MING

IN

FORtRAN

This

text,

intended

fer

programmers,

describe~

illustrates

the

use

of

structured

pragranrring.

'Ihe

technique

and

its

supporting

practices

are

generally

described

in

one

chafter.

A

second

chapter

illustrates

the

implementation

of

the

technique

in

FOR'IRAN

and

is

followed

by

a

chapter

presenting

two

sample

prograres.

A

knowledge

of

FORTRAN

is

assumed.

Manual.

8

1/2

x

11

inches,

48

pgs.,

7/77

GC20-1850

IMPROVED

PROGRAMMING

tECHNCLOGIES

-

~N

OVERVIEW

~u"ent

is

intended

to

briefly-descrite-8ix

recently

forttalized

techniques

designed

to

improve

the

~rogram

devel-

opment

process:

structured

pragran,n:ing,

toP-d9wn

frcgram

development,

chief

programmer

teams,

HIPC

(Hierarchy

plus

Input-Process-output),

and

structured

walk-throughs.

Manual

SLSS -

ORI:ER

NO.

SUBSCRIPtIo,N

ONLY

GC20-1851

HIPo,

::

~

J:ESIGN

H12

liND

~!~!!Q!i

1ECHNIQUE

The

purpose

of

this

manual

is

to

describe

a

deSign

aid

and

docuIrentation

technique

called

HIPC -

Hierarchy

~lus

Input-

GC20

Process-output.

The manual

is

intended

fcr

systems

analysts

and

programmers

and

describes

ho.

to

use

HlPO

as

a

design

aid

and

documentation

technique

throughout

~e

development

cycae.

Manual

SLSS

-

ORDER

NO.

SUBSCRIPTION

ONLY

GC20-1853

AN

INTRODUCTION

TO

3790

NETWORR

MANAGEMENT

ibis

text

is

intendedi10r

IBM

systems

engineers

·and

for

data

processing

installation

management

personnel

responsible

for

installing

3790

net.orks

.•

Manual,

qO

pgs,

q/77

SLSS

-

ORDER

NO.

SUBSCRIPTION

ONLY

GC20-1862

A

PROJECT

MANAGEMENT

SYSTE~

IV

PRIMER

this

prirrer

is

intend~

use-as-a-learning

tool

by

the

person

who

will

be

responsible

for

creating

input

data

to

PMS

IV

from

project

data

(CPM

diagrams,

task

lists,

dependency

lists,

etc;).

It

assumes

only

a

limited

knowledge

of

data

processing

concepts,

and

is

written

for

those

already

familiar

with

net.ork

planning,

resource

allocation.

and

cost

management

concepts

since

these

are

summarized

only

briefly

here.

The

primer

illustrates

the

basic

concepts

of

PMS

IV

through

the

development

of

a

sarrple

problem

throughout

the

various

chapters.

Readers

needing

to

use

the

other

features

()f

PMS

IV

(listed

in

an

appendix)

are

directed

to

the

PMS

IV

program

description

and

operations

publications

.•

Manual

SLSS

-

ORDER

NO.

SUBSCRIPTION

ONLY

GC20-1865

,_,~~-=

~

~~

=

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AVAILABILITY

Impact

Analysis

(CFIA)

is

a

technique

to

raise

the

level

of

system

availability

by

ways

to

shorten

recovery

times

when a

system

component

fails.

~is

manual

describes

the

steps

involved

in

setting

up

and

using

CFIA

as

part

of

an

effort

to

improve

system

availability.

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ANALYSIS.

~

AVAILABILITY

MANAGEMENT

TECHNI2Y!

System

Outage

"Analysis

is

a

technique

designed

to

assist

in

data

processing

managerrent

in

increasing

system

availability

by

reducing

the

number

of

outages

and

their

impact.on

system

availability.

This

manllal

describes

the

steps

involved

in

~is

manual

describes

the

steps

involved

in

using

BOA

as

part

of

an

effort

to

improve

system

availability.

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TIONS

IN

APPLICATION

DEVELOPMENT

=

INTRODUCTION

~

IMP

ON

GUIDELINES

Appl

development

inspections

is

a

disciplined

technique

for

technical

prcject

review

held

at

the

end

of

various

application

development

phases

to

improve

program

quality

and

project

manageability

and

to

increase

productivity.

This

manllal

is

designed

to

provide

enough

information

to

the

manager

of

the

data

processing

activity

and"his

technical

staff

to

answer

the

question.

·Should

this

activity

uSe

inspections?·

The

manual

also

provides

guidance

in

preparing

for

and

performaing

inspections.

A

case

stUdy

is

included.

This

description

of

the

inspections

technique

is

~ade

available

by

IBM

with

the

objective

of

~roviding

information

that

may

assist

others

in

improving

their

own

application

development

procedures.

It

does

not

require

the

use

of

lEN

products

or

services.

However,

IBM

DP

Services

will,

subject

to

the

local

availability

of

ap~ropriate

resources,

respond

to

requests

for

assistance

in,implementing

inspections.

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RANDOM

NUMBER

GENERATlON

AND

TESTING

Random

sattpling,

simulation

studies,

and

MOnte

Carlo

methods

have

been

in

use

for

sany

years.

Papers

describing

various

aspects

of

these

topics

have

appeared

in

technical

journals

and

textbooks

available

to

a

relatively

small

percentage

of

computer

users.

Meanwhile.

applications

requiring

random numbers

are

becoming

more

imPortant

and'more

cosmon

in

bUSiness

and

industry

as

well

as

purely

scientific

areas.

";rherefore,.

this

manual

has

been

prepared

which

gives

the

mathematical

development

of

the

power

residue

method,

outlines

computer

techniques

for

implementing

it

and

also

offers

brief

corrments

on

otber

methods.

An

appendix

provides

programming

illustrations

for

binary

and

decimal

com~uters.

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INDEX

OaGANIZATION

!SH

INlORMATION

!!lS!!]!!

Methods

of

indexing

vary

with

the

nature

of

the

naterial

to

be

indexed

and

the

ways

in

.hicb

this

material

.ill

be

used.

This

beok

presents,

in

sittplified

form,

the

basic

principles

behind

organizing

indexes

of

various

types.

It

is

written

to

help

systems

personnel

understand

the

proble~s

they

will

encounter

in

crganizing

infcrmation

for

eventual

retrieval.

StreSSing

that

an

indexing

systes

shculd

always

be

developed

in

the

light

of

the

particular

retrieval

prcblem,

and

that

the

specific

eqUipment

to

te

used

is

a

secondary

conSideration,

the

book

covers

name

indexing,

special

indexing

!including

auto-encoding

and

the

I<iiIC

index),

and

indicative

and

inforl<ative

indexing.

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contains

a

four-digit

code

based

on

the

name

frequenciES

found

ty

the

University

of

Cregon.

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FORM

ANC

CARD

DESIGN

ThIS

Ranuar-is-aIVIded

into

two

sections,

thE

first

devoted

to

forrr

deSign

and

the

second

to

card

design.

Its

use

presuppOSES a knowledge

of

IBM

data

prOCEssing

equipmEnt.

It

can

be

used

as

a

guide

for

individual

study

cr

a

text

for

class

study..

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INTRODUCTION

TO

DATA

~ANAGEMENT

STUDENT

tEXT

This

~ubiicatTOn-rs-an

introduct~thEicencepts

of

data

management and

information

processing.

It

is

intended

to

address

both

programmer and

nen-prograrrJier.

Topics

presented

are

Data

~anagement

and

Infornation,

lields

and

Records,

Cata

Storage

DeVices,

Data

Crganizaticn,

FUDcti~ns

of

Data

Management, and

concepts

of

a

Cata

Base

Systerr.

Manual,

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FLOWCBARTING

TECBNI<;IlE5

Adhel'ence

to

standard

techniques

fcr

:the

~reparation

of

flowcharts

of

data

prOCESSing

syste~s

and

procedures

greatly

increases

the

effectiveness

of

ccmmunication

between

the

programmer-analyst

and

the

many

groups

with

.ton

he

deals.

The

manual

descrites

in

detail

the

preparation

of

system

and

progran

flowcharts.

The

symbols

USEd

are

these

provided

by

the

IBM

Flowcharting

Template

(GX20-8020). A

flo.chart

worksheet

(GX2D-8021)

is

a means

of

standardizing

documentation.

It

provides

space

for

drawing

program

flOWCharts

and

contains

an

area

for

identificaticn

ef

the

job,

including

ap~lication,

procedure,

date,

and

pagination.

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DATA

SECURITY

THROUGB

CRYPTOGRAPHY

PreVention

of

unauthorized

physical

and

logical

acoess

to

confidential

information

has

been

the

traditional

ttethod

of

protecting

the

secrecy

cf

computer

data.

Cryptography

prQVides

such

protection

in

situations

.here

the

traditional

rrethod

is

not

effective

or

possible.

Cryptography

preserves

the

secrecy

of

computer

data

that

could

te

aCCEssed

ty

tbe

unauthorized

by

concealing

the

infornation

using

a~rocess

in

which

intelligible

data

is

transformEd

into

non-intelligible

data.

This

nanual

descrii:es

the

sale

of

cryptography

in

data

security.

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lEN

CRYPTOGRAPHIC

!1!!ESY5TE!!

CONCEPTS

~

JACILIT!!§

~~

The

IE~

Cryptograpbic

suEsystem

is

an

integrated

hard.are-

software

i~plesentaticn

of

end-to-end

cry~to9rapby

for

protecting

data.

It

consists

of

the

follo.iog

separate

products.

1.

IBM

Programmed

Cryptographic

Facility,

Frogram

Froduct

2.

IBM

Advanced

CosBunications

Function

for

Virtual

Telecosmunications

Access

Methcd

(ACP/VTAM).

Encrypt/Decrypt

Feature

3.

gncrypt/Deorypt

leature

(or

RPC>

for

the

IBM

3276

Display

Station·

.and

tbe

IBM

3776 !Models 1 alld 2)

Corrs.unication

Teninal'

.

This

.anual

descri.bes

the

cryptographic

Subsystelli

and

the

Cryptographic

concepts

and

techniques

errplcyed.

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GOMMUNICATIO~S

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573~-XX6

A

INfORMATION

.:

.

~

T

manual

is

an

overvie.

of

the

prograrr

product

Net.ork

Cott·nunicstionS

Contrcl

Pacility

(NCCF).

It

is

directEd

to

6

GC27

customer

executives,

systen

administrators,

system

analysts,

system

programmers,

application

prograroners,

and

terminal

operators

who

are

operating

with

DOS/vS

or

OS/VS

systeIr.s.

Manual,

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1/2

x

11

inches,

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pages,

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GC28-0722

OS/VS2

MVS

RESOURCE

ACCESS

CONTROL

FACILITY

(RACF)

-

GENERAL

INFoRMATIoN

MANUAL

-

PROG

PROD

5740::xxa-

---

-

---

This

publication

contains

overview

a~planning

information

for

Version

1,

Release

3

of

the

Resource

Access

Control

Facility

(RACF)

progran

prcduct

(5740-XXH).

It

is

intended

for

the

use

af

installation

managers

and

personnel

responsible

for

systeIr

data

security..

It

is

assumed

that

the

reader

is

fa~iliar

with

OS/VS2 (MVS).

RACF

is

a

program

product

that

provides

access

control

by

identifying

and

verifying

system

users,

authorizing

access

to

system

resources

and

logging

detected

unauthorized

attempts

to

enter

the

systeIl'-

and

detected

accesses

to

frotected

resourceS4

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1/2

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Os/VS1

and

OS/VS2

MVS

PROGRAMMED

CRYPTOGR~PHIC

FACILITY

GENERALlNF~oN:-PRoG

PROD

5740-XY5

----

The

Progranmed

'cryptographic

Facility

Program

Product

provides

OS/VS2

MVS

installation

with

the

capability

to

protect

sensitive

data

through

the

use

of

cryptography.

This

publication

is

intended

for

installation

managers

and

system

programmers

responsible

for

planning

the

software

data

security strategy

fer

their

installation.

Chapter

1

introduces

the

general

sutject

of

cryptography

and

provides

an

overview

of

the

Programrred

Cryptographic

Facility.

Cha~ter

2

identifies

system

requirements.

Chapter

3

descrites

each

cerr~onent

of

the

facility

and

describes

how

they

work

together

to

provide

a

cryptographic

capability.

Chapter

4

defines

the

functicns

available

tc

the

user

and

chapter

5

identifies

planning,

security,

and

operating

considerations.

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GUIDE

TO

PL/S

II

~he

piIS

~ompiler

is

a

proprietary

program

used

by

IBM

to

develop

other

r;::rograrr.s

that

are

made

generally

available.

This

provides

general

inforn:ation

on

understanding

and

interpreting

PL/S

II

listings.

The

book

also

provides

some

guidelines

on

how

to

modify

compiler

generated

assembler

code.

Readers

wi

11

be

ex{:erienced

systerr.s

progranm:ers

who

need

to

understand

and

possitle

modify

cf:erating

system

modules.

They

should

know

the

basic

assembler

language

such

as

PIlI.

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PROBLEM

DETERMINATION

APPLICATION

(NPDA)

GENERAL

INFORMATION

PROGRAM

NUMBER

5735-XX-8--

~his

document

provides

introductory-information

about

the

IBM

Network

Problem

Determination

Application

(NPDA)

Program

Product~

which

allo~s

a

user

to

record~

retrieve

and

exaRine

communication

network

error

data

in

an

interactive

environment.

The

docunent

frovides

a

general

description

of

NPDA

as

well

as

initial

planning

information

needed

for

installation.

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STRUCTURED

PROGRAMMING

FOIL

PRESENTATION

SCRIPT

This

presentation

---eiPlares-

one

of

the

IR,proved

Prograrrrring

T"echnologies

known

as

Structured

Prograrrming..

A

comparison

is

wade

with

traditional

programming

followed

by

a

discussicn

of

the

varicus

structure

types

and

consideration

of

some

typical

prograrrroing

situations.

The

presentation

was

developed

in

1975

by

the

Improved

Prograrrming

~echnologies

SUfFort

Group

en

assignn'.ent

at

the

~orld

Trade

Systems

Center

in

Zoetermeer~

Netherlands.

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WALK-THROUGHS

~

INSPECTIONS-

IMPROVED

PRCGRAMMING

TECHNOLOGIES

This

document

addresses

itself

to

the

discovery

of

errors

and

suggests

how

three

sUfforting

techniques

within

the

Improved

Programming

Technclogies

help

to

approach

the

ultirrate

goal:

error-free

software.

The

three

techniques

described

here

are:

code

reading,

structured

walk-throughs,

and

inspections.

Their

use

within

IBM

has

offered

Significant

benefits.

~'he

intent

of

this

dOcuIr.ent

is

to

suggest

how

they

might

be

of

value,

either

individually

or

collectively,

within

other

data

proceSSing

organizations.

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A-rack

of

coordination

and

control

in

dealing

with

data

processing

prctlems

can

be

costly~

in

terns

not

cnly

cf

resources

wasted

tut

also

of

user

dissatisfacticn.

This

rranual

presents

an

a~Frcach

to

reducing

such

costs

-

the

introduction

of

systematic

problem

handling

to

sfeed

prcblero

solving~

ease

corrrrunicaticns~

and

enatle

as

rrany

protlems

as

possible

to

be

trated

as

routine.

Prctlerrs

are

eften

caused

ty

changes

to

prograns

cr

equipnent~

so

{:roblem

incidence~

and

thus

costs~

can

te

reduced

when

control

of

the

installation

of

changes

is

improved.

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DATA

PRCCESSING

ORGANIZATICN

This

tookis

cfferea-as-aDaidtoeffective

nanagenent

of

the

data

Frocessing

crganization.

It

gives

an

overview

of

sorr,e

im{:ortant

management

principles

and

sho\lis

hc~

these

princifles

can

be

apflied

to

data

proceSSing

to

ensuxe

its

economic

use.

ErrJ;hasis

is

on

nanagerr,ent

net

hods

of

irr.proving

overall

productivity

and

quality

in

data

processing,

rather

than

cn

prograrrrring

and

software

engineering

techniques.

The

took

covers

all

the

rrajcr

elenents

cf

a

Ir,anagenent

systerr

for

the

data

processing

organizaticn

and

includes

chapters

dealing

with

evaluation

and

selection

of

applications~

long

range

planning,

short

range

planning~

prcject

managen:ent~

operations

nanagErrent~

and

managerrent

reforting.

It

is

directed

primarily

tc

data

processing

managers

~

tut

«,ay

alsc

l:e

cf

interest

to

senior

rranage~ent

to

whom

data

processing

managers

report,

to

users

of

conputer

services~

and

to

others

with

an

interest

in

good

data

~rocessing

managerrent.

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PRINCIPLES

Q!

DATA

ACCUISITION

§X§!.!l!:!.§

For

IBM

custorrers

whc

require

a

tasic

understanding

of

the

fUnctions

of

data

acquisition

systems~

this

nanual

t:rcvides

an

introductory

descripticn

of

their

operation

and

use

in

a

system

environll\€nt.

This

manual

acquaints

the

reader

with

many

of

the

various

items

of

hardware

conncnly

encountered

in

data

acquisition

systems

~

the

rr,eans

of

connecting

then

in

a

systen.

conf

iguraticn

and

the

central

processing

unit~

featUres

and

programming

capatilities

necessary

for

efficient

operation.

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AN

IN~ROtUCTION

TC

INFORMA~ION

RE~RIEVAL

This

manual

uses~he~anguage

of~he-ncnspecialist

to

fresent

ways

in

which

digital

computers

can

te

used

in

inforrraticn

storage

and

retrieval

systems..

Indexing

nethods~

file

organization~

and

search

strategies

are

discussed~

and

a

,erief

titliography

is

included.

The

Il',anual

is

intended

as

a

first

reader

for

those

interested

in

the

broad

aspects

of

data

tanks

and

nechanized

libraries.

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~ECHNIQUES

CONCEPtS,

~~MPLESL

APPLICATICNS -

APFLICA~ION

MANUAL

This

is

an

intrOductcry-rev~anual

cn

sixteen

techniques

for

analyzing

and

improving

systems~

whether

business,

industrial

~

scientific

~

or

engineering.

There

are

questions

and

answers~

short

examples~

tasie

concepts~

and

an

applicaticn

bibliografhy

for

each

method.

The

Ir.anual

is

to

serve

as

an

awareness

tool;

difficult

topics

such

as

confidence

lireits

estimation

procedures~

and

analysis

of

variance

are

deen~hasized.

The

techniques

covered

are

Eayes

and

cluster

analysis~

continuous

sinulation,

correlation

and

decision

analysis~

discrete

simulation~

discrinination

and

econometric

analysis

evolutionary

operation~

eXFerimental

design~

eXfonential

srrccthing;

factor,

Markov~

qu€ue~

regression~

and

tirre

series

analysis.

Manual~

53

pages

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NO.

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SCRIPTION

CNLY

GE20-0527

BUSINESS

SYSTEM§

!~!.!!~

INFOBMA~ION

SYS~E~

!~~~~1~§

G~

Business

Systems

Flar.ning

(BSP)

is

a

structured

a~proach

to

help

an

organizaticn

establish

an

infcrn,aticn

systems

plan

that

can

satisfy

its

near

and

long

tern

infcrmation

needs.

~his

guide

cffers

assistance

to

ESP

study

teams

by

explaining

the

approach

and

presenting

guidelines

for

conducting

a

BSP

stuoy.

It

can

also

be

used

for

general

reference

on

tte

sutject

of

planning

for

inforrration

systens.

The

guide

covers

BSP

principles,

concepts,

and

study

overview,

then

devctes

a

chapter

to

each

of

the

n.ajor

activities

of

a ESF

study,

and

includes

a

final

chapter

to

acquaint

the

reader

with

follow

on

projects.

~anual~

92

pages

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GE20

GE20-0593

BASIC

SYSTEMS

ANALYSIS

~~

DESIGN

TECHNIQUES

This

application

manual~

intended

to

assist

the

beginning

applications

analyst

in

learning

the

basics

of

systems

analysis

and

design,

and

will

also

help

the

artalystto

decide

how

to

proceed

into

the

"whats,

hows.

and

whys"

involved

in

such

things

as

test

plans,

doc~ents

of

understanding,

testing.

tracking

mechanisms,

etc.

A

numter

of

topics

are

addressed,

mostly

from

the

"what

to

do"

and

"how

to

do

it"

point

of

view.

The

section

"Major

Events

in

Designing

and

Im~lementing

a System"

should

help

a newcomer

to

systems

analysis

to

have

an

idea

as

to

where

to

begin

and

the

questions

to

ask.

Manual,

45

pages,

8/78

GE20-0612

CAPACITY

rum

PLANNING:

EXECUTIVE

OVERVIEW

The

objective

of

Capacity

System

Planning

is

to

translate

business

~lans

into

the

data

processing

capacity

needed

to

support

those

plans.

To

accomplish

this,

significant

milestones

based

on

business

plans

are

set

up

over

a numl:er

of

years

into

the

future,

and

the

data

processing

growth

plan

is

used

to

determine

how

much

data

processing

capacity

will

be

required

at

each

milestone.

This

overview

descril:es

what

that

effort

involves

and

what

results

it

can

produce.

Manual,

7

1/4

x 11

inches,

12

pages,

7/78

GE20-0662

AN

ARCHITECTURE

FOR

~

INFORMATION

~

BUSINESS,

~

1

MAN

~

The

purpose

of

this

ment

is

to

build

an

understandirtg

of

the

architecture,processes,

and

data

elements

that

comprise

the

Information

Systems

business.

From

this

understanding

the

reader

may

begin

to

implem~nt

effective

control

and

efficiency

in

the

management

of

data

processing.

The

document

gives

an

overview

of

SOme

fundamental

management

~rinciples,

and

suggests

how

these

can

be

applied

to

the

data

processing

organization

within

the

framework

of

the

Information

Systems

Architecture.

Manual,

8

1/2

x 11

inches,

49

pages,

01/80

GE20-8067

n!!!

:::

~

PROJECT

CONTROL

mllQ!2

Designed

to

acquaint

the

reader

with

the

PERT

technique.

It

is

divided

into

these

sections

-

(1)

the

technique

-

its

advantages

and

implementation,

(2)

the

network

development,

(3)

the

computer

program -

data

preparation,

and

(4)

description

of

PERT

in

operation,

including

sample

calculations.

tp

Application

Manual,28

pages

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GE20-8091

KEY~ORD-IN-CONTEXT

(RWIC)

INDEXING

.

KWIC

indexes

constitute

a

new

approach

to

the

problem

of

how

to

furnish

information

promptly

about

new

literature.

This

manual

presents

the

principles

and

.advantages

of

RWIC

indexing

and

gives

essential

details

about

the

parts

of

an

overall

RWIC

index

--

the

KWIC

index

proper,

reference

code,

bibliography

and

author

index.

An

extensive

list

of

recommendations

is

included

for

preparing

master

~achinable

records.

This

involves

reserving

particular

card

columns

for

specific

items

and

includes

suggested

punctuation

substitutions

and

other

special

indications.

The manual

also

gives

instructions

for

~achine

printout,

mounting

copy

for

reproduction,

and·

binding.

CP

Techniques

Manual,

24

pages

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GE20-8171

AN

INTRODUCTION

:!2

..

~

I?ROGRAI!MING

~

This

manual

is

a

primer

on

what

can

be

accottplished

on a

computer

with

linear

programming

systems.

~h~

presentation

covers

the

entire

scope

of

linear

programming

application:

problett

formulation,

computer

operations,

interpretation

of

results,

and

additional

information

that

can

be

obtained

through

the

use

of

complete

linear

progra~ming

system

for

a

computer.

The mahual assumes no

mathematical

background

l:eyond

high

school

algebra.

'

The

first

chapter

deals

with

concepts

and

examples

of

linear

programming," The

second

chapter

deals

with

deriving

additionalinforttation

about

a

solution.

The

third

chapter

completely

describee·a

larger

example

of

linear

programming

in

oil

refinery

scheduling.'

The

fourth

cha~ter

is

a

descriptiOn

of

the

sittplex

method

of

linear

programming_

A

detailed

glossary

of

linear

programming

terms

is

included.

Manual,

67

pages

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GF20-0006

MANAGEMENT·CONTROLS

FOR

DAT}!

PROCESSING

This

manual,

written-Ey

PrICe

Waterhouse'

CO.,

discusses

external

and

internal

controls

necessary

for

data

proceSSing

systems,

the

responsibilities

for

these

ccntrols,'

and

the

impact

of

these

controls

on

the

audltability

of

the

sYstems.

Both

batch··

and

online

versions

of

an

application

system

'

il~ustratin9

oontr~l

~rocedures

are

also

included,

as

is

an

audit/review

questionnaire

that

can be

used

as

a

guide

when

conducting

an

audit

or

review

of

data

processing

department

controls.

'

Mallual, 95

pages

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GH20

GI'20-0007

}!NALYSIS

OF

SOliE

QUEUING

MODELS

!!!

REAL-TIME.~

This

manual

presents

asic

theory

which

descril:es

relationships

among

the

principal

elements

in

a

queuing

situation.

Several

queuing

models

are

discussed,

and

the

theory

is

applied

to

32

short

examples

of

problems

encounterEd

in

real-timE

systems

I

numerical

solutions

are

given

for

these

prctlems.

The manual

concerns

single

server

and

multi-server

queues,

machine

interference,

networks

of

queues,

and

combinations

of

random

variables

encountered

in

queuing

analysis.

Manual,

75

pages

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~

!!ruQ!l2

Specifj.c

,.ethods

of

alphabetic

and

numerical

coding

are

discussed,

also

the

way

in

which

they

may

be

developed

and

applied.

The

~anual

lists

and

describes

the

characteristics

that

should

be

included

in

the

ccnstruction

of

adequate

codes.

Manual,

20

pages

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GF20·8102

~

TABLES

:::

~

g~

~

M!!:

OOCUMENT}!TION

TECHNI

UE

The

aS1C

concepts

of

decision

tal:les

and a minimum

set

of

conventions

for

their

use

in

systems

analysiS,

procedure

design,

and

documentation

are

described.

The

purpose

of

such

tablES

is

to

pro~ide

information

in

a

cOllcise

format

that

is

easy

to

read

and

understand.

The

tabular

approach

is

used

to

express

complex

decision

logic

in

a

,.anner

that

encourages

the

analyst

to

reduce

a

problem

to

its

Simplest

fortt

by

arranging

and

~resenting

logical

alternatives

under

various

conditions.

The

resultant

tables

present

a

system's

logiC

in

a

concise

manner

that

is

easy

to

visualize

and

grasp.

~hile

the

ccncepts

in

the

test

are

presented

on

a

level

fcr

co~·prehension

by

students

in

basic

ccmputer

courses,

the

techniques

are

applicable

at

all

levels

of

sophistication

by

everyone

in

a

data

processing

environment.

Manual,

8

1/2

x 11

inches,

20

pgs,

4/78

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SlfS'IEM/370

TRACKING!m1

RESOLVING

PROBLEMS

~·COORCINAmg

CHANGES

This

is

One

of

a

series

of

Techn1cal

Bulletins

distributed

by

the

Poughkeepsie

Systems

center;

This

report

is

intended

to

assist

the

DP

manager

in

the

development

arid'

imple~entation

of

fortt,al

~roblem

managett,ent and

change

control

procedures

within

the

DP

function,.

It

is

directed

primarily

to

DP

managers

and

to

the

executives

to

whott

they

report.

It

describes

functions

that

can

be

integrated

as

a

single

unit

into

the

existing

CP

organization.

.

Technical

Bulletin,

61

pages

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GG22-9001

~

INTRODUCTION

!Q

CAPACITY

PL}!N~

This

tulletin

in

intended

an

as

introduction

to

the

concepts

and methodol09ll

of

capacity

planning·and

how

ca~acity

planning

can

be

a

·u~eful

management

tool

in

the

complex

data

processing

~nvironment.

Specific

topics

covered.include

definitions

of

terms,

performance

~easuremertt,

~ethod

implementation

and

~erforRance

prediction'

An

atpendix

contains

visuals

for

a

capacity

planning

~resentation.

Technical

Bulletin

~anual,

8

1/2

x 11

inches,

136

pages,

2/17

GG22-9003

A

PERSPECTIVE

ON

NETWCRRING

This

Technical-SulIe~for

IB~

ana

custo~er

~erscnnel.

Its

purpos~

is

to

~rcv~de

some

insight

into

the

issues

and

ccm~lexities

of

networking.

It

also

aiscusses

hcw

these

interact

with

various

implementaticn

configuraticns.

Manual,

8·

1/2

x 11

inches,

48

pgs,

5/77

GG22-9015

...

.

CAPACITY

FLANNING

IMILEMENTATION

TECHNICAL

BULLETIN

This

iechnical

Bulletin

is

intended

for

aata-proeessing

people

(technical

andm<inagErial)

engaged

in

cc~~uter

capacity

planning

activities.

The

purpose

of

this

bulletin

is

to

discuss

"state-of-the-art"

teChniques

for

im~leKentin9

a

capacity

planning

gograll.

The

~rocess

is

concerned

with

understandirtg

and

quantifying

user

service

objectives,

'WOrkload

charactQrizaticn,

resource

ccn.sUlr.~tion.

ltcnitoxing

and

re(:orting

conpute"r

oE=era"t;ion

on a

continuing

tas~s.

As

pOinted

out

in

the

discussion,c

user

satisfacticn

is

the.

most

critical

factor

in

the

capacity

planning

process.

Manu·al,8

1.(2 x 11

inches,

160

pages

1/19

GH20~1628

.,

.

A

GUIDE

TO

TESTING

i~

A·CCMPLEX

SYSTEM

ENVIRONMENT

This

dociiiieiitdeScrites

the

methods,

techniques

and

~z09rams

necessary

to

test

in

a complex

environment.

It

also

gives

a

description

of

the

various

testing

en~lron,.ents

and

cf

the

testingR.ethods

to

be

u'!edin

each

envircn~ent.

.

It

is

intended

toth

as

an

introduction·

to

testing

for

executives·and

managErs,

and

as

an

in-depth

treatise·for

those

res~cnsible

for

setting

up

and

executing

the

tests.

Manual,

90

pages

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SR20-2116

~R~/~I~

QOCU~ENTATION

~£L

!YE

5796-ATY,

The 3800

Design

and

Documentation

Aid,

5796-ATY,

developed

by The

Firestcne

Tire

and

Rutter

Company,

Akron,

Ohio,

provides

OS/VS

COBOL

and

3800

Printer

data

processing

organizations

with

the

ability

to

standardize

and

easily

maintain

installation

documentation.

Using

the

Hierarchy

plus

Input-Process-Output

(RIPO)

technique,

standardized

documentation

for

installation

management

activities

is

produced

on

the

3800

Printer

in

the

forn

of

Visual

Table

of

Contents

(VTOC's)

and

EIPO

diagrams.

Commands

are

in

80-

character

images

which

are

submitted

either

through

cards

or

TBO.

The

program

is

a

series

of

modules

written

in

OS/VS

COBOL.

Manual

SH20-2361

SOURCE

COMPARE/AUDIT

UTILI'IY,

ill

2196-N.h

DESCRIPTION/OPERATIONS

This

Program

Description/Operations

Manual

~rovides

the

user

with

sufficient

inforRaticn

to

understand#

install

and

successfully

use

the

program.

Manual,

8

1/2

x 11

inches,

88

pages,

9/79

GK10-6104

~ANAGE~ENT

ING

AND

CONTROLS

IN

DATA

PROCESSING

NATIONAL

WE

ER

BANK--------

--

----

!his

publicat

~s

intended

to

describe

the

teChniques

and

procedures

used

by

the

National

West~inster

Bank

for

rranagerr.ent

reForting

and

controlling

of

their

data

processing

installation..

Erief,

8

1/2

x 11

inches,

12

pgs,

3/77

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GK20- 0732

~AGING

SYSTEMS

DEVELOP~NT

MONTGO~ERY

WARD

~TION

MANAGEMENT

BRIEF

This

brief

describes

Montgomery

ward"s

system

of

project

managenent

for

system

develoFment.

A cammon

approach

is

adopted

for

the

conversion

of

a

control

program,

the

installation

cf

a

new

cpu,

or

any

data

frocessing

project.

Procedures

em~loyed

are

of

interest

crOSS-industry

to

data

processing

Ranagement.

Brief,

28

pages

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GK20-0750

MANAGEMENT

SERVICES

FRITO

LAY

INSTALLATION

MANAGE~ENT

BRIEF

~tline

for

interactive

communications

between

the

DP

staff,

called

ManageR:ent

Services,

and

executive

manageIrent

within

Frito

Lay

is

described.

A

project

accountatility

control

technique

is

the

basis

for

executive

management's

awareness

of

the

activities

of

management

services

and

for

management

services

understanding

of

Frito

Lay"s

business

objectives,.

Of

interest

tc

installations

whose

mission

is

the

solution

of

l:usiness

problems.

Manual,

16

pages

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GK20- 0775

A

DP

COST

ALLOCATION

SYSTE~:

PRUDENTIAL

INSURANCE

lhis

brief

covers

Prudential"

s

system

of

taIling

for

data

processing

services

on

a

cost

basis

to

the

company's

line

areas

when

productive

work

is

performed

or

new

projects

are

deve

loped..

'Ihe

automated

jot

accounting

system

used

in

controlling

cost

uses

data

derived

from

the

SMF

featUre

of

OS/~FT

cr

Os/MVT

.•

Brief

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~ATA

PROCESSING

QUALITY

ASSURANCE

=

~B1!~

MARIETTA

~

SYSTEMS

ORLANDO

~ATA

CENTER

'Ihis

brief

describes

t"ileincreased

efficiency

of

data

processing

services

at

Martin

Marietta

Data

Systems

Orlando

Data

Center

resulting

from

a

quality

assurance

department.

'Iheir

procedure

entails

the

certification

of

all

programs;

audit

of

system

development

projects;

reporting

and

control

over

operations

~roblerrs;

and

~iroonthly

review

of

DP

concerns

by

IBM

and

Martin

Marietta

personnel.

Erief

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MCAUTO

HIERARCHICAL

CO~~UNICATIONS

1B

QE

MANAGEMENT

~

computer

inventory

of

more

than

$171

million,

MCAUTO's

installation

is

very

complex.

By

tringing

together

a

cross

section

of

functional

departments

and

management

leve'ls

at

SCheduled

and

structured

meetings,

the

installation

is

able

to

avoid

most

problems

and

to

resolve

those

that.do

occur

with

m.inimal

impact

On

productivity

.•

Trial-and-error

approaches

are

largely

replaced

by

teamwork.

Continuing

equipment

changes

necessitate

continuing

a

ttention

without

cOItlTlunications

barriers.

A

valuable

tOol

used

by

the

managers

in

planning

the

logistics

of

equipment

changes

is

.a

ma.gnetic

layout

of

the

machine

room,

scaled

to

GX20

size·.

MCAUTO"S

ideas

fcr

communication

Ray

have

apFlicatility

in

even

a

modest

cCltIuter

installation.

Brief

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~~:~:~~C~i

~~~A~:M~~iRi~i~~Si~NS~~E)

£Q~!!

fBQgB!~

The

cperations

Management

ExtensIOn

is

a

set

of

ccmFuter

progralr.s

to

in,prcve

ccntrel

of

the

computer

installation.

The

Jot

CrEation

FrcgraR

expands

"shorthand"

statements

into

error-free

test

JCl,.

Job

transfer

edits,

rearranges

and

catalogs

JCL

into

its

production

format

and

autoRatically

updates

the

procedure

litrary.

Jot

Setup

processes

the

~onthly

Activity

Schecluler

file

and

the

OM·!

tape

library

file

tc

update

the

jcl:

streaRs

fer

execution

and

procluce

a

series

of

operations

control

reports.

Job

!~ecution

is

a

continuously

running

"monitor"

that

allows

the

o~eratcr

to

initiate

the

track

jcl:s

from

the

ccnsole.

The

Operating

Systerr.

is

unaltered;

OM!

is

sirrply

an

extension

of

OS.

OME

is

applicable

to

RCSt

jcts

in

a scheclulEcl,

tatch,

production

env

ironment.

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16

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descrites~w~component

Failure

Inpact

Analysis

technique

is

used

at

Caterpillar

to

assess

current

backup

and

recovery

~rccedures

and

to

consider

alternative

capability

and

procedures

.•

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AND

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ceNTROL

AT

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STATE

OF

l\ASEINGTON

i'iATii"FROCEssIiiGSi!RVICE CENTER---

---

--

----------

This

trief

descrites

the

probleft

and

change

control

procedures

at

the

State

of

Washingtcn

tata

Processing

Service

CEnter.

Theee

procedures

are

designed

tc:

Ensure

that

protlems

are

resolved

and

not

fcrgotten

FacilitatE

effective

utilization

of

~roblen:-solving

resources

Ensure

the

orderly

a~~licaticn

of

change

RedUCE

protlems

introduced

through

change

Involve

management

in

setting

problerr

and

change

priorities

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AT

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BANK

This

trief

descrites

and

discusses

the

use-of~e

technique

in

identifying

and

highlighting

actions

that

could

in'I'reve

system

availabilitj.

Brief

GK20-1297

SYSTE~

OUTAGE

ANALYSIS

-

ASSOCIATION

OF

AMERICAN

RAILROADS

This

brief

discusses

System

outageAnaIy~=-an

availal:ility

managemEnt

technique

and

the

Systen

Outage

Analysis

study

conducted

ty

the

Association

of

ARerican

Railroads.

Brief,

8

1/2

x

11

inches,

12

pages,

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~~~~~I~;

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OF

CCMP~ROLIERS

DATA

FFOCESSI~!l

ll1YISION,

This

trIef

descrites

tne

move

of

a

complex

installation

consisting

of

three

interconnected

SysteID/370

I(odel

158's

controlling

a

netwcrK

cf

over

300

terminals.

~he

systems

were

relocated

in

five

days

with

a

mini~um

disrufticn

of

service.

The

installation/s

Public

Safety

Network

was

interrupted

for

only

one

hour

and

17

minutes.

Applicaticn

trief

GX20-1702

PROPORUONAL

RECORD

lAYOUT

FORI(

The

front

side-or-thIS-roim-consists

ef

the

Propcrtional

Record

Laycut

Porn.

It

is

suitable

for

card,

tafe,

and

disk

recorcls.

Positional

markings

are

00-99

and

01-100

in

decimal

nctaticn,

and

00-63

and

01-64

in

hexadecimal

notation,.

The

tack

sidE

of

the

form

is

the

record

fermat

forn.

This

form

permits

record

layouts

to

be

prepared

without

the

space

limitations

of

positional

narkings.

Space

is

also

~rovided

for

reference

data.

~hese

are

general-

purpose

forms

and

may

te

used

for

all

systems.

Padded

Forro,

25

sheets,

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and

~rovides

150

printing

positions

(at

10

positions

per

inch

horizontally)

for

a

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carriage

space-setting

of

8

lines

per

inch.

This

form

replaces

GX20-1778

which

allowed

for

a

~rinting

span

of

144

characters.

Frinter

charts

requiring

iSO-character

spans

(3211

with

18

additional

print

positions)

Ray

te

prepared

using

this

chart.

This

chart

may

te

reproduced

using

most

standard

office

cOFying

roachiiles.

The'grid

and

otller

preprinted

inforKation

n:ay

te

"droFPEd-out"

using

a

green

filter.

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sheets

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is

used

for

drawing

HIPO

diagrams.

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inches,

25

sheets

per

pad

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GX20-1971

HIPO

TEMPLATE

Thls

plastic

template

plrovides

cutout

shapes

used

in

drawing

HIPO

diagrams.

It

is

enclcsed

in

an

envelo~e

outlining

the

definitions

of

the

syn:b~::>ls.

The

sYIllbols,

and

their

use

in

the

preparation

of

HIPO

diagrams

are

further

descriQed

in

HIPO

- A

Design

Aid

and

Documentation

Technique.

GC20-1851. The

HlPO

Worksheet,

GX20-1970,

also

may

be

used

in

the

preparation

of

HI

PO

diagrams.

Template,

10

to

a

set

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COMPONENT

FAILURE

IMPAc~r

ANALYSIS

FORMS:

COMPONEN'I

FAILURE

~

ANALYSIS

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ANQ

GRIt

EXPANSION~WORRSHEET

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padded

form

is

used

in

performing

a

component

failure

impact

analysis

ICFIA).

Its

use

is

illustrated

in

the

manual

Component

Failure

Impact

Analysis

-

An

Availability

Manage"ent

'Iechnique

(GC20-1865).

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2

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GX20-2353

SYSTEMS

MANAGEMENT

ASSESSMEN'I

QUESTIONNAIRE

The

Systems

Management

Assessment

Questionnaire

is

a

set

of

yes/no

questions

to

evaluate

the

implementation

of

the

Systems

Management

disciplines:

Change Management

Performance

Managment

Problem

Management

Capacity

Management

Processing

Management

Audit/Security

Management

Recovery

Management Management

Re~ortin9

There

is

also

a

sutjective

evaluation

for

each

discipline

regarding

the

extent

to

which

the

items

in

that

categories

which

fcrrr

G320

the

I:asis

of

subsequent

phases

of

the

study.

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AN

EXECUTIVE'S

GUI~

1£

tA~A

~Y~l!

= B

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iN

IBM

SVENS~A

AB

FUELICA~ION

X-data

~y-StUdY-to

1dentify

the

tYfes

cf

hazards

prevalent

in

today's

data

processing

operations

and

to

develcf

a"Froaches

tc

frotect

against

these

haz'ards

was

jointly

Flanned

by

the

Swedish

office

for

Adrrinistrative

Development

(STA~C)

and

IBM

Svenska

AE.

It

has

I:een

carried

out

I:y

staff

from

StatEkonsult

AB

(A

state-owned

ccnsulting

company),

which

was

commissioned

by

S~A~C

to

undertake

the

study,

and

IBM.

The

initial

results

frorr,

the

first

fhase

of

this

study

are

contained

in

Data

Security

--

Threats

and

Deficiencies

in

Ccrr"uter

Operaticns

--

A

Report

cn

a

Completed

Study

--

A

~ranslation

frorr

an

IBM

Svenska

AB

Publicaticn

(G320-56Q6)

and

in

this

volurre.

~his

volurre

introduces

the

study

and

fresents

an

aFproach

to

data

security

in

terms

of

its

basic

elerrents.

~he

study

report

provides

the

detailed

results

of

observaticns

Rade

in

nine

data

precessing

installations.

Hazards

identified

during

the

study

are

classified

into

generic

categories

which

form

the

I:asis

cf

subsequent

phases

of

the

study.

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DATA

FCR

DPIN

This

caticn

is

addressed

to

information

systems

nanagement and

presents

measures

that

IE~

and

others

have

found

useful

for

lirriting

risk

in

data

processing

installations.

While

it

is

hOFed

that

these

rreasures

will

be

of

interest,

they

are

pro~ided

for

inforuation

~ur~osEs

only,

IBM

nakes

no

guarantee

or

representation

with

respect

to

theix

a"plicability

to

a

specific

data

proceSSing

installation.

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MANAGEMENT

MEMORANDUM.

SECURITY

FEA~URES

Of

IBM

SYS~EM/370

A

management·oriented

report

on

hardware-aDd

scftwai-e-----

features

of

System/370.

Designed

to

highlight

featuxes

that

can

hel~

installation

management

in

chOOSing

features

that

night

be

useful

in

their

data

precessing

environment.

Also

contains

an

AFpendix

of

selected

IBM

publications

cn

physical

and

data

security.

ERCCHURE,

29

PAGES,

6/76

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AtCI!ABIlI!Y

.! CCNnOl.&

AUDl1

FFAC'IIg§

This

rranual

is

part

cf

a

study

by

the

institute

cf

internal

auditcrs.

It

presents

infor~aticn

on

auditing

in

the

data

processing

environment.

including

audit

tools

,

techniques.

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1/2

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11

inches,

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pgs,

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~

AtDI~ABIlI~Y

.!

CONTROL.

EXECUTIVE

E!!QR!

This

is

an

Executive

Summary

of

the

Institute

cf

Intexnal

Auditcrs

froject

to

study

audit

and

control

procedures

for

data

~rocessing

installations.

~opics

include

Project

~ethodclogy,

tiscussicn

of

Conclusions

and

Cost

Implications

of

Systems

Audital:ility

and

Control.

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1/2

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AUI:ITABILITY .!

CONTROL.

fQ!!~ROL

f!!Bf11glJ

The

control

practices

report

is

part

of

a

study

I:y

the

Institute

cf

Internal

Auditors.

It

presents

infcr~ation

relating

to

control

techniques

applical:le

to

comfuter

I:ased

information

systems,

computer

service

center·o~eraticns.

and

the

system

devel0Fment

process.

It

alsc

frovides

an

overview

cf

Data

Precessing

Centrel

Practices.

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inches,

156

pgs,

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AUDITABILI~Y

AND

PRC[UC~IVI~l

INFCRNATICN

CATALOG

11

This

catalcg

frovides

a

quick

reference

tc-ZEN

prograrrs

that

can

enhance

the

productivity

of

Fers9nnel

auditing,

designing.

de~ele~ing.

testing.

er

dccuuenting

System/370

progra

..

s

and

systens.

The

Frograrrs

descriptions

in

tbe

catalcg

are

in

alphatetic

sequence

ty

sutcategory

within

the

following

cat'egor

iee.

• CICS

IMS

OS

tOS

VM/370

Fr09rams

tbat,

are

not

listed

in

the

atove

categories

tut

that

perform

audit

functicns

cr

are

used

as

audit

aids.

Catalog,

8

1/2

x 11

inches,

364

Fgs,

9/77

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COMMUNICATIONS

SYSTEMS

NANAGEMINt

~

CCNCEPTS

This

preli~inary

publicaticn

on

comuunication

systems

management

concepts

is

primarily

intended

to

assist

the

executive

1:0

whOll1

the

information

pr9cessing

function

reports

in

evaluating

the

degree

to

which

an

existing

or

1'1anned

cOlnrunication

systems

management

function

meets

the

organization"s

goals.

It

may

also

be

of

interest

to

managers

with

communication

systems

management

responsibilities

and

to

IBM

rel'resentatives.

Manual,

24

pages,

7/78

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CCMPARE/AUDIT

UTILITY lYi 5796-PLZ,

NOTICE

The Sour,ce

Compare/Audit

Utility

accepts

text

inl'ut

from two

files

and

produces

various

print,

update

and

summary

files

detailing

source

line

matches,

insertions,

deletions,

and

reformats.

Input

files

can

be

sequential

data

sets,

Os/VS

I'8rtitiOned

data

sets

or

partitioned

data

set

members. The

SOurce

Compare/Audit

Utility

features

speed"

capability,

Simplicity

of

use,

and

accuracy

through

a

unique

algorithm

which

is

able

to

resynchronize

the

comparison

despite

a

large

number

of

source

level

differences.

.

Release

notice,

8

1/2

x 11

inches,

8

pages,

10/79

G321-5010

HIERARCBlCAL

APPROACH

TO

COMiUTER

SYSTE~

INTEGRITY

SYSTEMS

JOURNAL

REPRIN~

Security-rs-an-important

factor

if

the

programs

of

independent

and

1'0ssibly

errcr-prone

or

malicious

users'are

to

coexist

on

the

same

computer

system.

In

this

paper,

we

show

that

a

hierarchically

structured

operating

systeu,

such

as

produced

bY

a

virtual

machine

system,

that

combines

a

virtual

sachine

monitor

with

several

independent

ol'erating

systems

(VMM/oS),

provides

substantially

better

software

security

than

a

conventiOnal

two-level

uultiprogramming

operating

system

al'proach.

This

added'protection

is

derived

from

redundant

security

using

independent

mechanisms

that

are

inherent

in

the

design

of

most

VMM/OS

systems.

Such

a

system

can

be

obtained

by

exploiting

existing

software

resources.

Journal

Reprint,

7x10

inches,

20

pages

NOT

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ONDER

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G321~5011

AN

~

MECHANISM

FOR

COMPUTING

RESOURCES

SYS'lEMS

~ ~

The

architecture

of

an

access

control

mechanism

for

the

resources

of

an

0S/360

or

VS/370

cosputer

system

is

I'resented.

The

use

of

this

operating

system

corrponent

for

data

l:ase

security

and

integrity

in

a

research

and

engineering

environment

is

described.

The

techniques

described

make

possible

ccntrolled

access

to,

the

system"s

I'rocesdng

l'ower,

contrclled

access

to

the

database,

decentralized

authorization

resI=Onsibility,

measuring

dataset

usage,

and

event

recording

for

automatic

dataset

migratiOn,

archiving,

and

staging.

Journal

Reprint,

7 x 10

inches,

20

pages

NOT

AVAILABLE

UNDER

SLSS

G321-5012

GENERALIZE

!!!l1

~

!Q!!

DATA

~,A

P,U

REPRINT

~iscus~ed

1.

It

is

defined

he~e

to

l:e a

generalized

recording,

of

"who

did

what

to

WhOlt"

when,

and

in

what

sequence."

This

information

is

to

be

used

to

satisfy

system

integrity,

reCOVery,

auditing,

and

security

reqUirements

of

advancements

of

advanced

integrated

data

base/data

communications

systems.

This

l'aper

hypothesizes

What

information

must

ce

retained

in

the

audit

trail

to

~ermit

recovery

and

audit

later

in

time

and

a

schene

of

organizing

the

contents

of

the

audit

trail

so

as

to

provide

the

required

functions

at

Ilinimum

overhead.

Introduced

are

the

concepts

of

,types

of

audit

required,

CB/DC

audit

assumptions,

tiree

domain

addressing,

time'

sequen¢es

required

to

support

'versions

of

data,

what

constitutes.an

audit

trail,

and

implementation

considerations.

Journal

Reprint,

7 x 10

inches,

20

pages

NOT

AVAILABLE

UNDER

SLSS

G321~5032

'tOP-DOWN

DEVELOPMENT

USING

!

~'

DESIGN

LANGUAGE

SYSTEM

JOURNAL

REPRINT

"

Discussed

is

a

program

design

language

-a'

fo~

of

I'seudocode

-

that'has

ceen

developed

and'

used

to

organize,

teach,

document,

and

develop

software

s1stems.

An

exau,ple

of

top-down

program

design'illustrates

the

key

steps

in

using

the

language:

deterll,ining

the

requirements,

abstracting

the

functions,

expanding

the

functions,

and

verifying

the

functions.

Syntax

and

conventions

of

the

language

are

given

in

an

appendix.

~~r~~!I~:~~~n~ND~Rx

si:~s

inches,

20

pages

G321

G321-5036

SILECTEC

~EADINGS:

[ATA

EASE

SystlMS

SYS7E~S

JCURNAl

REiRINT

--

----

This

short

paper

was

chosen

for

l'uclication

cy

the

editors,

who

hope

that

the

connents

and

references

"ill

I::e

hel~ful

to

readers

who

desire

to

strengthen

their

background

in

the

literature

of

data

l:as,e

systems.

Beginning

with

early

data

case

ccnCEl'ts,

this

l'aper

cites

a

selection

of

key

references

of

hierarchical,

network,

and

relaticnal

data

cases.

The

authcrs

of

this

selection

are

R.

Ashany,

Asscciated

Editor

cf

the

IBM

Journal

cf

Research

and

Developmen-t, and

leict.ael

Adall'owicz,

Associate

Professor,

Polytechnic

Institute

of

New

York,

Brooklyn,

New

York.

Journal

Reprint,

7"

x

10',

20

pgs

NOT

AVAILABLE

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SlSS

G321-5040

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LEVELS:

!

~

!Q!l

II!

!!§j!!

Mil:

11!l!

f!l!l!!!!:ll:!l

CENTER

service

levels

rel'resent

an

important

concept

that

can

be

applied

toward

the

solution

of

difficult

protlells

surrounding

communications

between

users

and

prcviders

of

data

I'rocessing

services.

In

this

paper,

this

ccncel't

is

descril:ed

in

terms

of

the

architecture

which

defines

the

scol'e

and

structure

of

service

information.

The l'ap,er

further

translates

tte

architecture,

into

data

~rccessing

terrr,inology

by

presenting

the

data-l:ase

structure

anel

data

elell,entsrelated

to

eervice

levels.

The

paper

also

addresses

the

1'0st-procEssing

of

the

data

base,

a

ste~

essential

to

I'roperly

cCllllunicating

serviCE-level

inforlfation

.•

Journal

Rel'rint,

7 x 10

inches,

20

pages

G321-5042

A

USER

ORIEIITEC

DATA

BASE

REtRIEVAL

SYSTE~

DiScUssed

is

an

eXl'eriiDEiital,

specialized

data

Case

system

develo~ed

for

users

who

do

not

require

the

sophisticated

resources

of

the

large

data

base

systems

l:ut

do

require

many

of

the

cal'al:ilities

they

provide.

~ata

reanil'ulation

and

retrieval

within

a

data

base

are

made

availatle

for

the

non

prograllmer

user.

'the

function

and

design

attricutes

of

the

systeu

are

descrited

including

the

reasons

for

tasing

the

systell

on

APL

functicns.

'

Journal

Rel'rint,

1 x

10

inches,

22

pgs,

3/77

13321-5045

!

METHCD

CP

PROGRA~~ING

Ml!ASURl!MEN't

Mil:

ESTIMAT1£~

Isprcveu,ents

in

I'rogramming

technology

have

l'aralleled

improvements

in

con~uting

system

architecture

and

materials.

Along

with

increaSing

knowledge

cf

the

systen

and I'rogram

develcpment

processes,

there

has

l:een

SOll,e

notacle

research

into

~ro9ralnr.ing

~roject

measurement,

estill'aticn,

and

planning.

Discussed

is

a method

of

prograllning

I'roject

productivity

estiuaticn.

Also

presented

are

preliminary

results

of

reSEarch

into

methods

of

measuring

and

estirr,ating

programming

project

duration,

staff

size,

and

cOlfl'utez

cost.

Journal

Re~rint,

7 x

10

inches,

3/77

G321-5053

£ill

BASES:

PAST,

!Bl!§l!~

lli

!!!1.!1!ll! =

~~

JOURNAL

REPRIN't

A

broad

~f

cClllfercial

and

research

data

l:ase

systess

are

analyzed.

Connon

characteristics

are

discussed.,

~hese

systeus,

which

have

roots

in

older

filing

systerr.s

and

in

punched

card

systems,

are

grouped

into

the

three

categories

of

hierarchic,

network

and

single-level

Ilodels.

Alsc

presented

is

work on

the

standardization

of

data

base

systems.

Besearch

tcward

the

disccv~ry

of

new

cCDmona~ities

is

also

discussed.

~his

paper

is

cased

on

an

extensive

published

literature.

Rel'rint,

7 x 10

inches,

49

pgs,

8/77

G32i-5055

AUTCMA'IED

~

EASE

DESIGN

=

~

!!Q!!~

!lliPRINT

This

~al'er

~escrices

the

design

effort

for

an

integrated

data

tase

and

then

develops

teChniques

for

autorrating

sigrrifi~ant

porticns

cf

the

laber.

'these

techniques

have

been

inccrl'orated

in

a

program

to

provide

an

effective

data

case

design

tool

(Data

Base

Design

Aid)

in

current

use.

't'he

precesses

invoived

with

this

aid

are

discussed.

Rel'rint;

1 x 10

inches,

35

pgs,

8/11

G321-5051

DESIGN

'tECHN

l£E !

]§!!l

CONTRCLLEC

~

§!§~

-

SYS'tEMS

J

UFFINT

, , ,

The

flexil:il

usefulness

of

an

integrated

data

case

12

can

be

lind

ted

by

ccnstzaints

inhe.r~nt

in

the

data

.l:asE

RanageHent

systeu.

Cne such

system,

IBM's

Inforuaticn

Management System

(I~S),

has

teen

e.tended

in

terms

cf

data

dndel'endence,

access

control,

data

integrity

and

user

cOInrunicatioh

cy'

a

9~,ouP

of

techniques

integrated

into

an

IMS

a~l'lieation

call.id

the

Product

Developrrent

Ccnlllunication

and

ccntrol

(PDCC)

system.

This

l'a,er

descrites

the

IMS

extensions

provided

ty

PDCC

and

discusses

the

system'~

implementation.

Ptcc

is

the

protcty~e

cf

the

I~S

Al'l'lications

Develol'ment

Pacility,

an

IBM

Installed

~ser

Program.

Journal

re~rint,

7 x

10

inches,

18

lOgs,

11/17

G321-5063

~:~:~N~E~:~

CUALITY

AND

PROI:UCnVITI. =

§X§lm

DISCUSSed

is

.e,

unit-of~m~~sure

situation

in

~rc9ranaing.

An

analysiS

of

c.orrmon

units

of;'

measure

'for

assessing

~ro9ram

quality

and

prograunei

I'roductivity

reveals

that

somE

stahdardueasuresare,

intrinSically

paradoxical.

LinES

of

code

~er

I'r09raUner~~onth

and

cost

per

dEfect

are

in

this

category.

Presented

here

are

attem~tstc

gc

beycnd

such

paradoxical

units

as

tb.se.

Also

discussed

is

the

usefulness

of

separating

quality

me~surements

~nto

measUres

of

defect

renoval

efficiency

and defe<;:.t

preventicn,

and

the'

usefulness

of

separating

l'roductiVity

rreasurell,ents,

into

work

units

and

ccst

units.

Reprint,

1 x 10

inches

G321-5066

G321

A

CRYPTOGRAPHIC

~EY

MANAGEMENT

SCHEME

F~

IMPLEMENTING

THE

tATA

ENCRYPTION

S'fiiNDARD

(J:ES)

---

- -

J:ata

being

transmitted

through

a

communications

network

can

be

protected

by

cryptography.

In

a

data

processing

environment,

cryptography

is

implemented

by an

algorithm

which

utilizes

a

secret

key,

or

sequence

of

bits.

Any

key-controlled

cryptographic

algorithm,

such

as

the

Data

Encrypticn

Standard

(DES),

requires

a

protocol

for

the

manageDent

of

its

cryptographic

keys.

The

complexity

of

the

key management

protocol

ultimately

depends

on

the

level

of

functional

capability

provided

by

the

cryptosystem.

This

paper

describes

a

key

management scheme

that

provides

the

support

necessary

to

protect

comDunications

between

individual

end

users

(end-to-end

encryption)

and

that

also

can

be

used

to

protect

data

stored

or

transported

on

removable

media.

Journal

reprint,

1 x 10

inches,

20

pages

G321-5061

GENERATION,

DIST'RIBUTION,

AND

INSTAlIATION Q!:

CRYPTOGRAPHIC

KEYS

A key

controlled

cryptosystem

requires

a mechanism

for

the

safe

and

secure

generation.

distribution,

and

installaticn

of

its

cryptographic

keys.

This

paper

discusses

key

generation,.

distribution.

and

installation

procedures

for

the

key management scheme

presented

in

preceding'paper

G321-5066.

Journal

reprint.

7 x

10

inches.

12

pages

G321-5068

CRYPTOGRAPHY

ARCHITECTURE

FOR

INFORMATION

SECURITY

Information

being

transferred

from

paint

to

point

over

a

public

corrmunications

carrier

or

stored

on

portable

media

can

be

protected,

by

the

use

of

cryptography;

from

accidental

or

intentional

disclosure~

Control

functions

are

required

to

insure

synchronization

of

the

process.

In

a

communications

enviromr.ent,.

the

control

functions

become

logically

part

0 f

the

network

architecture.

IBM's

SysteRs

Network

Architecture

(SNA)

has

been

extended

to

allow

the

use

of

cryptography

when

sensitive

inforRation

is

being

processed.

Architectural

similarities

for

the

file

environment

are

discussed,.

Journal

reprint,

7 x

10

inches,

13

pages

G321-5069

ADMINISTRATIVE

CONTROL

OF

COMPUTING

SERVICE

The

complexity

of

necess:ary

administrative-controls

for

computer

service

exceeds

the

capabilities

of

clerical

Itethods.

This

paper

presents

a

practical

method

for

describing

the

external

administrative

environment

in

a

data

base

which

can

be

used

by

the

operating

system

for

dynamic

enforcement

of

limits.

An

attempt

is

made

to

address

consistently

the

different

forms

of

data

processing

that

may

be

concurrent

in

a

single

installation;

included

are

general

purpose

time

sharing,

transaction

oriented

computing,

and

scientific

computing.

Described

is

the

architecture

of

an

operating

system

component

that

could

be

regarded

as

the

interface

between

administrative

security

mechanisItS and

the

security

features

of

the

system

software

.•

Journal

reprint,

1 x 10

inches,

28

pages,

5/18

G321-5010

DATA

PROCESSING

~

OF

CONTROL

The

IBM

System

Journal

is

published

quarterly

by

IBM.

This

voluRe

contains

the

following:

There

has

long

been

a

need

for

better

definition

of

the

audit

and

control

aspects

of

data

processing

applications.

~his

paper

attempts

to

satisfy

that

need

and

thereby

provide

a framework

fer

imprOVing

communication

between

systems

analysts

and

computer

scientists.

It

introduces

the

concept

of

spheres

of

control,

which

are

logical

boundaries

that

exist

in

all

data

processing

systems,

whether

manual

or

automated.

The

paper

descrites

their

essential

properties

and

protrays

them

as

they

relate

to

each

other

in

the

batch,

on-line,

and

in-line

processing

environuents.

Included

are

spheres

of

control

that

define

process

bounding

for

such

purposes

as

recovery,

auditing,

process

commitment, and

algorithm

(procedure)replacement

.•

Journal

reprint,

1 x 10

inches,

20

pages

G321-5011

PERFORMANCE

~UNING

IN

OS/vS2

MVS

-

SYSTEMS

JOURNAL

REPRINT

A

procedure

of

observation

and"CorreCtICilispresented"fCr

the

coarse

tuning

of

an

MVS

system

by

analyzing

it

into

its

software

and

hardware

components

and

increasing

their

efficiency

successively.

The method

involves

adjustments

to

swapping,

the

input/output

load,

the

CPU

load,

main

storage,

and

the

system

resources

manager.

Also

discussed

are

performance

measures

necessary

to

characterize

a

systen,

tools

to

tune

a

systen,

and

various

aspects

of

data

gathering

and

the

effects

of

adjustments

on

system

parameters.

~wo

illustrative

case

histories

are

also

given.

Reprint,

1 x

10

inches,

24

pages,

8/18

G321-5106

AN

INTEGRATED

APPROACE

TO

CENTRALIZED

COMMUNlCA~'IONS

NETWORK

MANAGEMENT

--

~technological

advances

have

increased

the

size

and

number

of

tele~rocessing

networks

as

well

as

broadened

their

scope

and

ccmplexity.

This

added

size

and

complexity

has

magnified

the

need

for

communications

network

management.

One

approach

to

communications

network

nanagement

is

to

provide

centralized

control

which

is

integrated

into

the

SysteroNetwork

Architecture

user

network.

This

approach

is

described

in

this

paper

by

focusing

on

twc

program

products

that

provide

centralized

o~erator

control

and

problem

determination

capa:~:dlities

for

a

network,.

Journal

reprint,

7 x

10,

23

pages,

11/79

G520

G321-5113

2Y!!!Yll!!

jl!'

m

£llifll!

fLANNING

PROCESS

1m!

mml£llm!

DATA

~overview

of

techniques

availacle

to

address

capacity

planning

in

the

production

data

~rocessing

envircnment

is

presented..

The

production

data

~rocessing

system

is

briefly

described

and

its

capacity

is

quantified.

The

measurement

tools,

reports,

and

data

required

to

implenent

a

capacity

planning

program

are

discussed.

Modeling

and

prediction

are

placed

in

perspective

with

the

overall

objectives

of

the

capacity

plaaning

process.

Personnel

(managerial

and

technical)

and

organization

considerations

are

also

discussed

.•

Journal

reprint

1 x 10

inches,

24

pages,

2/80

G321-511Q

A

CAPACITY

PLANNING

~E1HODOLOGY

13

Di~is

a

ca~aclty

planning

procedure

called

USAGE.

Various

cusiness

elements

to

be

individually

measured

and

tracked

are

presented.

Outlined

are

methods

for

estiD,ating

worklcad

growth.

Se~aratE

linits

of

capacity

for

on-line

worklcad

and

catch

wcrkload

deD.and

are

discussed.

A

simple

graphics

presentation

procedure

is

included

to

ccmmunicate

the

results

of

the

study

to

those

who

need

the

infornation

for

making

cusiness

decisions.

G321-5115

SYSTEM

ill!£!ll

A!<D

IEBFOI<MANCE

~ALUAT1Q!!

The

perfornance

of

MVS

(Multiple

Virtual

Storage)

systems

can

be

predicted

fcr

changes

in

workload

and

enviroM,ent

by

an

IEM

marketing

aid

informally

called

SCAPE

(for

System

Capacity

and PerformanCE

Evaluation).

written

in

FOI<1RAN,

the

programs

use

sim~le

queuing

formulas

with

enpirical

nodifications.

ResponSE

times

fcr

complex

worklcads

IIMS,

CICS,

150,

and

batch)

through

the

CFU

and

auxiliary

storage

are

expressed

as

functions

of

application

lcads

and

other

parameters

that

define

the

systelt's

environn.ent.

SCAPI!

can

predict

the

effect

on

performance

'of

different

CIU

models,

larger

~eaory,

additional

channels,

additional

direct-access

storage,

larger

block

sizes,

and

alternate

wcrklcad

projections

..

Journal

reprint

1 x 10

inches,

22

pages,

2/80

G321-5120

SYS~EMS

MANAGE~ENT

Effective

systems

management

is

dependent

cn

two

factors

-

visitility

of

the

data

required

for

systeDs

DanageD.ent

and

a

structllred,

disciplined

manageD.ent

system

to

effectively

utilize

this

inforDaticn.

Discussed

in

this

paper

are

two

programs

to

assist

in

dealing

with

these

factors.

1hese

host

programs

use

VSAH

data

loases

and

are

accessed

via

CIVS/VS

or

IMS/vS.

~he

prograD.s

provide

applications

to

assist

in

problem

management,

change

ltanagen.ent,

netwcrk

configuration,

and

Frotlem

detera.ination.

These

functional

application

tools

are

described

in

terms

of

their

content

and

their

relationships

with

the

overall

systems

managemeat

tasks.

Journal

reprint,

1 x

10

inches,

20

pages,

2/80

G520·2169

T

NSIJ:ERATIONS

Of

tA~A

SECURITY

IN

A

COMPUTEI<

NM!NT

--

- -

----

rochure

is

a

guide

to

provide

general

D,anagement,

systems

deSigners

and

operations

manageu:ent

with

various

data

security

considerations

in

crder

to

assess

and

minimize

potential

probleDs.

It

does

net,

however,

attem~t

to

cover

highly

classified

systems

within

the

governnent

-

those

with

stringent

requirenents

peculiar

to

data

invclving

the

nation's

security.

The

crochure

discusses

considerations

of

data

security

necessary

when

conputing

systems

store

and

process

either

proprietary

data

or

personal

information

on

individuals.

While

it

does

not

cover

the

much

broader

social

issue

of

privacy,

it

does

proceed

with

a

recognition

that

the

protection

of

individual

privacy

places

special

responsibilities

cn

these

who

determine

how

systems

are

to

he

used

.•

The

addition

of

remotely

located

terminal

devices

significantly

increases

the

potential

probleDs

and

the

resulting

concern

for

data

security.

Problens

range

from

preventing

the

curious

intruder

from

browsing

through

personnel

rosters,

customer

lists,

operating

statements,

etc.,

to

preventing

the

malicious

intruder

froD.

altering

payroll

rEcords,

cbtaining

secret

financial

data

or

illegally

obtaining

copies

of

new

product

specificaticns.

Booklet,

6" x

9",

44

pages

SLSS

-

ORDER

NO.

SUBECIlIPTION

ONl·Y

G520-2100

~I~g:~i~iRA1ION§

Q!

FBYSICAl

SECURITY

~

!

~

Protective

measures

designed

to

secure

a

ccm~uter

installation

and

its

vital

records

against

fire,

unauthoriZEd

access

and

other

hazards

are

discussed

in

general

terms,

are

detailed

in

sample

checklists,

and

exenplified

in

the

AAS

case

study.

Manual,

Q3

pages

SLSS

-

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NO.

SUBECRIPUON

ONLY

G520-2141

THE

FIRE

AND

AF~ER

~BE

FIRE

BrochUre

describes

the

FID-fire

ef

1912,

and

IE~'s

recovery

efforts

to

get

the

facility

back

into

operation

in

the

shortest

possible

tine

span.

The

otject

lesson

cf

this

narrative

is

that

nc

ene

is

inDune

to

mishap

and,

therefore,

should

have

a

recovery

plan

in

place.

Erochure,

12

pages,

11/18

G520

G520-2797

~

SUGGESTIONS

FOR

IMPROVING

SECURITY

ltl

DATA

PROCESSING

OPERATIONS

Suggestions

on

how

to

overcome

some

of

the

problems

of

physical

security

and

data

security

rr~st

commonly

encountered.

It

is

not

a

checklist,

but

a

collection

of

observation$

and comments by

peofle

experienced

in

operating

dat~

processing

installations.

References

are

included

to

other

IBM

pul:lications

on

security.

6 x 9

Booklet,

20

pages

SLSS

-

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NO.

SUBSCHIPTION

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G520-2838

1.!l!!

DATA

SECURITY

SYMPOSIUM,

~

1973

Reprint

of

27

papers

presented

at

the

April,

1973

symposium

cn,

data

security

held

in

Beston,

Massachusetts

..

Compilation,

264

pages

SLSS

-

ORDER

NO.

SUBSCRIPTIQN

ONLY

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SECURITY,

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and

examples

to

belp

management

improve

the

physical

and

data

security

of

data

proceSSing

operations.

A

brief

list

of

pertinent

publications

is

included.

polder,

14

pages

SLSS

-

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NO.

SUBSCRIPTION

ONLY

G520-2882

DATA

SECURITY

SEMINARS.

IBM

EDUCATION

COURSE

X8851

BROCHURE

DeSCribes

an

IBM

Education-course

on

physiCal-ana-dit-a----

security

being

given

for

one

day

in

IBM

locations.

IBM

specialists

in

data

security

prograIts

and

p~ocedures

conduct

detailed

sessions

of

interest

to

executives

and

other

personnel

charged

with

maintaining

security

in

a

computer

environment.

Erochure,

8

pages

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NO.

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G520-2965

1.!l!!

~

ill!1.!!1TI!Q.!!.!!!!..!.

DENVER,

COLORADO,

SEPTEMBER

1974

This

publication

reprints,

without

changes

and

without

com-

ment,

the

36

papers

given

at

the

data

security

forum

held

September

10-12,

1974

in

Denver,

Colorado.

The

appendix

summarizes

the

results

of

the

data

security

survey.

Compilation,

536

pages,

soft

cover

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NO.

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ONLY

G520-3332

AUDITORS

PERSPECTIVE

8100

~gn

and

implementation

of

distributed

data

~rocessing

systems

pose

s~ecial

challenges

in

the

area

of

audit

and

control.

This

publication

describes

six

requirements

of

concern

to

auditors

and managers and

explains

how

the

features

of

the

8100

systelT

and

associated

programs

address

the

requirements,.

Manual,

24

pages,

9/78

G520-3526

SYSTEM

MANAGEMENT

ASSESSMENt·

QUESTIONNAIRE

~~

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document

is

a

supplement

to

the

Systems

Management

Assessment

Questionnaire.

It

is

intended

to

clarify

and

expand

upon

the

questions

and

the

subject

matter

in

the

questionnaire.

This

document

is

divided

into

eight

sections

representing

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SystemsManagement

disciplines.

Change

ManageR.ent,

Problem

Managenent,

Processing

Manasement,

Recovery

Management,

Performance

ManagelTent,

Capacity

Management,

Audit/Security

Management,

~anagement

Reporting

Each

section

should

be

used

in

conjunction

with

the

corresponding

Systems

Management

diSCipline

in

the

questionnaire.

Booklet,

3

1/2

x 8

1/2

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