- 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 redundant server that, if the primary server or hub server fails, assumes the responsibilities of the failed server.
Industry:Software
A token that represents a specific Gateway daemon, once a connexion is established successfully.
Industry:Software
A unique identifier of the type of volume. For example, tape volume types include physical, logical, stacked logical, imported logical, and exported logical volumes (LVOLs).
Industry:Software
A page in printed output that indicates the beginning of a user job. A user job can contain one or more data sets, or one or more copies of a print job. See also data set header.
Industry:Software
A page in printed output that separates multiple data sets or multiple copies of a data set within a print job. See also job header.
Industry:Software
A page in the settings of a composite project that allows the user to specify the order in which projects are built.
Industry:Software
A re-engineering and transformation of the SWG development model. This transformation is a key part of the IBM On Demand strategy. Its fundamental goals are to make our software business more responsive to customer demands, and to improve development efficiency and effectiveness. Specifically, software componentization is the movement of IBM software development from a monolithic, product-oriented development model to one based on the concept of software offerings composed from the sharing of reusable software components. See also consumability.
Industry:Software
A unique identifier that is assigned to a particular object when journaling is started for that object. Journal entries are associated with a particular object by this JID value.
Industry:Software
