- 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.
An input method that enables the user to press and release a series of keys sequentially (for example, Ctrl+Alt+Del), yet have the keys behave as if they were pressed and released at the same time. This method can be used for those who require special-needs settings to make the keyboard easier to use.
Industry:Software
An input operation that obtains data from a file or device and passes it to a program.
Industry:Software
An input operation that waits for input from any one of the invited programme devices for a user-specified time. See also read-from-one-program-device operation.
Industry:Software
An input operation that will not complete until the specified device has responded with input. See also read-from-invited-program-devices operation.
Industry:Software
An input stream from which data is retrieved. Standard input is normally associated with the keyboard, but if redirection or piping is used, the standard input can be a file or the output from a command. See also standard error.
Industry:Software
An input/output operation that invites an acquired programme device to send input to a programme and returns control to the programme without waiting for the input to arrive.
Industry:Software
An input-processing mode in which input is collected and processed one line at a time.
Industry:Software
An inquiry transaction that is not recovered in the event of a failure.
Industry:Software
An installable image that is used to distribute applications to multiple endpoints.
Industry:Software
An installable software image. There are two types of images, a golden master image and a scripted OS image.
Industry:Software
