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            WFM      Workforce Management
            WLAN     Wireless Local Area Network
            WMS      Workforce Management System

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            3.7  Management Frameworks and Applications

            Árpád Bakay, Tivadar Szemethy, and József Wiener

            Management  frameworks  consist  of  an  application  platform  and  management  applications.  The
            application platform comprises management services, computing hardware, and operating systems.
            Management frameworks exhibit unique features that differentiate them from management systems,
            particularly proprietary management solutions. This section will introduce these differentiating fea-
            tures first. Management applications can be categorized as device dependent—provided by vendors of
            networking equipment, and device independent—usually provided by independent software vendors
            (ISVs). For the integration between application platforms and applications, application programming
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