- 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 breach of communication security in which the information remains intact, but its privacy is compromised. See also impersonation, tampering.
Industry:Software
A client application that runs the NNTP protocol and is used to select, view, create, sort, and print Usenet and private newsgroup articles.
Industry:Software
A breakpoint set on a component element that is hit after the component element is invoked.
Industry:Software
A breakpoint set on a component element that is hit before the component element is invoked.
Industry:Software
A client that has little or no installed software but has access to software that is managed and delivered by network servers that are attached to it. A thin client is an alternative to a full-function client such as a workstation. See also rich client.
Industry:Software
A breakpoint that suspends execution when a specified field or expression is modified.
Industry:Software
A client that runs within a browser-based Java runtime environment, and is capable of interacting with enterprise beans directly instead of indirectly through a servlet.
Industry:Software
A cloned image that can be deployed on all computers of the deployment pool. For a cloned image to become universal, it must be prepared with all drivers for disc types and hardware abstraction layer variants encountered in the computer deployment pool.
Industry:Software
A brief statement that defines the work objectives for the test team for a specific schedule. This statement changes to reflect the objectives of each iteration.
Industry:Software
