- 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.
One of the following collective concepts: data class, storage class, management class, storage group, aggregate group, and base configuration.
Industry:Software
In voice mail, a default greeting heard by callers to the mailboxes of subscribers who have not recorded a personal greeting or who have selected the system greeting. See also personal greeting.
Industry:Software
One of the four main parts of a COBOL program. The data division describes the files to be used in the programme and the records contained within the files. It also describes any internal working storage records that are needed.
Industry:Software
In voice mail, a greeting recorded by a subscriber. See also system greeting.
Industry:Software
In voice mail, a greeting that does not give the caller an opportunity to leave a voice message.
Industry:Software
One of the messages, sent by security exits that are called at both ends of a channel, to communicate with each other. The format of a security message is not defined and is determined by the user.
Industry:Software
In voice mail, a recording made by a caller for later retrieval by a subscriber. See also greeting.
Industry:Software
One of the pages on the Details tab of the Data Transformation Map Editor and the Functional Acknowledgement Map Editor. It displays the target document definition.
Industry:Software
In voice mail, a recording made by a subscriber and played to callers either before or instead of a personal greeting.
Industry:Software
