- 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 storage location whose address is evenly divisible by 4. See also word boundary.
Industry:Software
A set of rules and instructions (protocol) used to format and transmit information across a computer network. Examples include RosettaNet, cXML, and EDI-X12.
Industry:Software
A storage location whose address is evenly divisible by 8. See also word boundary.
Industry:Software
A set of rules defined in a policy file used to manage file migration and file deletion. See also policy.
Industry:Software
A storage management operation where selected data is restored back to disk. The retrieval can be either from tape to disc or from disc to disk.
Industry:Software
A set of rules defined in a policy file used to manage the initial placement of a newly created file. See also policy.
Industry:Software
A storage management subsystem (SMS) storage group used to satisfy allocations for which there is no space in the primary storage group. The overflow storage group is also known as a spill storage group.
Industry:Software
A set of rules that determine how the server routes incoming requests.
Industry:Software
A storage page that contains data that has been changed but has not yet been written to disk. After a changed page is written to disk, it is clean but remains in the buffer pool until its space is needed for new pages.
Industry:Software
A set of rules that specify the mathematical steps required to encrypt and decrypt data.
Industry:Software
