- Industry: Computer
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Sometimes referred to as “Big Blue” IBM is a multinational corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York. It manufactures computer hardware and software and provides information technology and services.
A message type that is contained in another message type. In some cases, only part of a message type (for example, only the mandatory fields) is nested, but this "partial" nested message type is also considered to be nested. For example, SWIFT MT 195 could be used to request information about a SWIFT MT 100 (customer transfer). The SWIFT MT 100 (or at least its mandatory fields) is then nested in SWIFT MT 195.
Industry:Software
A link that a branch network node defines to a node that is located in the backbone network or to another branch network node in the same branch. A branch network node acts as an end node over a branch uplink, and a branch network node receives network node services from a network node over one of the branch network node's uplinks. See also branch downlink.
Industry:Software
A message with a debit payment to be scheduled and sent to another bank.
Industry:Software
A link that a branch network node defines to a node that is located in the branch (either an end node or another branch network node that appears to be an end node). A branch network node acts as a network node over a branch downlink. Each end node in the branch receives network node services from a branch network node over one of that branch network node's downlinks. See also branch uplink.
Industry:Software
A messaging and connexion point to which applications connect to the bus.
Industry:Software
A messaging system in which a single copy of a message is stored and accessed by multiple applications (for example, voice mail and e-mail). See also integrated messaging.
Industry:Software
A linked list that contains extended information that is used to make authorization decisions. Attribute lists consist of a set of name = value pairs.
Industry:Software
A messaging system in which more than one copy of a single message is stored, the copies being kept synchronised by the applications used to access them. See also unified messaging.
Industry:Software
A Linux node with no disc or a Linux node that does not use its disc to store the operating system or packages.
Industry:Software
