- 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 protocol used between an external subscriber and a switch within a telephone network.
Industry:Software
A type of networked data communication in which a dedicated connexion between two peer entities is established before data is transferred. A connection-oriented service consists of three phases: establishment, data transfer, and release. The two networks exchange address information only while the connexion is being established. See also connectionless service.
Industry:Software
A protocol used for communication between a terminal and an IBM control unit that supports multiple, concurrent, logical, terminal sessions.
Industry:Software
A template that defines the compliant state for installed software and software configuration on the system.
Industry:Software
A type of numeric editing that puts asterisks to the left of a number to fill unused positions. Example: *****476.12
Industry:Software
A proxy server that stores the documents that it retrieves from other servers in a local cache. The caching proxy server can then respond to subsequent requests for these documents without retrieving them from the other servers. This can improve response time.
Industry:Software
A template that depicts how the logical deployment template nodes communicate with each other.
Industry:Software
A type of optical disc media that cannot be written on more than once or erased.
Industry:Software
A public address that forms a boundary between a trusted and an untrusted network. It describes the IP address as an actual interface on the system.
Industry:Software
