- 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.
The graphical interface that displays and monitors CICSPlex SM address spaces (CMASs).
Industry:Software
The graphical interface that lets a user administer DB2 databases and perform a variety of tasks including creating objects and monitoring performance. The Control centre shows database objects (such as databases and tables) and their relationships to each other.
Industry:Software
The hexadecimal code, 2 bytes in length, that identifies a double-byte character.
Industry:Software
The i5/OS communications support that allows 3270-type displays and 3287-type printers to communicate with System i systems through an SNA network.
Industry:Software
The i5/OS software processes through which SNA data is passed from source secondary applications or devices to target primary applications. SNA pass-through supports LU session types 0 through 3.
Industry:Software
The IBM 9295 Multiple Digital Trunk Processor. The combination of a number of digital signal processing cards and supporting equipment that provides high-level voice compression, high voice quality, and digital telephone signalling functions (transmit and receive) via an external shielded cable to an attached IBM RS/6000 computer. See also Single Digital Trunk Processor.
Industry:Software
The IBM implementation of the proposed ANSI/X3T9.3 standard defining the electrical, data link protocol, and functional interfaces.
Industry:Software
The IBM licenced programme that allows a user to display, report, graph, and analyse performance data.
Industry:Software
The IBM licenced programme that allows select Windows clients to perform client/server functions from a personal computer over TCP/IP.
Industry:Software
The IBM licenced programme that can be used as the operating system for iSeries servers prior to Version 5 Release 3. See also i5/OS.
Industry:Software
