- 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.
I5/OS support for the VT220 work station protocol that allows a user to access, using TELNET VT220 client support, VT220 application programmes on other systems in a TCP/IP network. Users on other systems with a TELNET VT220 client emulation package are able to access i5/OS application programmes through the i5/OS TELNET VT220 server.
Industry:Software
IBM DB/DC programme products provide a method to separate the designer and programmer from the physical aspects and constraints of data storage and the physical characteristics of the terminal network, so maximum effort can be placed on the applications.
Industry:Software
IBM extension to the standard deployment descriptors for Web applications. These extensions include Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) filtering and servlet caching.
Industry:Software
IBM SecureWay Software that supports (a) the development and use of application programmes across two or more connected systems or workstations, (b) multiple concurrent connexions that use a wide range of protocols, and (c) several application programming interfaces (APIs) that may be called concurrently and that are designed for client/server and distributed application programs.
Industry:Software
IBM software that enables a consistent approach to cryptography on major IBM computing platforms. It supports application software that is written in a variety of programming languages. Application software can call on CCA services to perform a broad range of cryptographic functions, including DES and RSA encryption.
Industry:Software
IBM-defined grouping of online books into a bookshelf. The books in the bookshelf can be accessed using the InfoSeeker function on the system or by workstations using the IBM Library Reader licenced programme or the BookManager licenced program.
Industry:Software
IBM's implementation of the UNIX operating system. AIX 5L is particularly suited to support technical computing applications, including high function graphics and floating point computations.
Industry:Software
IBM's parallel UNIX system: effectively parallel AIX systems on a high-speed network.
Industry:Software
IBM's supercomputer product consisting of Blue Gene systems and the Blue Gene core.
Industry:Software
Identification of spoken words based on aggregated knowledge of the speech characteristics of a population of speakers. See also speaker-dependent speech recognition.
Industry:Software
