- 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.
In WebSphere MQ on UNIX systems, WebSphere MQ for iSeries, and WebSphere MQ for Windows, the default authorization service for command and object management. The OAM can be replaced by, or run in combination with, a customer-supplied security service.
Industry:Software
In WebSphere MQ, a collection of programming interfaces that allow customers or vendors to write programmes that extend or replace certain functions provided in WebSphere MQ products. The interfaces are the following: data conversion interface (DCI), message channel interface (MCI), name service interface (NSI), security enabling interface (SEI), trigger monitor interface (TMI).
Industry:Software
In WebSphere Voice Server, a process that controls which engine processes are being used at any time. Requests for an engine by a WebSphere Voice Server Client are accepted or rejected depending on whether an engine meeting the Tsm Client's criteria is available.
Industry:Software
In WebSphere Voice Server, a structured syntax and notation used to define speech grammars. SRCL defines annotations, repetitions, words, phrases, and associated rules.
Industry:Software
In WebSphere Voice Server, the extension of a file that contains grammar specifications in compiled, binary form. It is generated from a .bnf file and is called a .fsg file.
Industry:Software
In WebSphere Voice Server, the process that manages the interaction of all telephony system processes, for example, starting and stopping text-to-speech or speech recognition sessions.
Industry:Software
In WebSphere Voice Server, the software that carries out the speech recognition and forwards the results to the client. This consists of one 'Tsm router' and at least one 'tsmp' and one 'engine'.
Industry:Software
In Windows, the programme item that allows the user to edit the registry.
Industry:Software
In X.25 communications, the bit in a data packet or call-request packet that is set to 1 if end-to-end acknowledgment (delivery confirmation) is required from the recipient.
Industry:Software
In X.25, a facility sent by the data terminal equipment (DTE) to the network in call setup packets that contain a network-assigned identifier, which can be used for billing, security, or network management purposes. The NUI service facility can also be used to select specific optional facilities to be associated with a virtual call.
Industry:Software
