- 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 subset of the Simplified Chinese DBCS, consisting of non-Chinese characters, such as Latin alphabet, Greek, Russian, Roman numeric, alphanumeric and related symbols, Katakana, Hiragana, Japanese, special symbols, and Chinese phonetic symbols. There are 712 characters in this set.
Industry:Software
A technique used by CICS in a virtual storage environment. The key objective of programming in this environment is the reduction of page faults. A page fault occurs when a program refers to instructions or data that do not reside in real storage, in which case, the page in virtual storage that contains the referenced instructions or data must be paged into real storage. The more paging required, the lower the overall system performance.
Industry:Software
A technique used by DFSMSdss to build target tracks for any direct access storage device (DASD) using physical record information as input.
Industry:Software
A technique used to determine which customers are the best ones by examining how recently a customer has purchased (recency), how often they purchase (frequency), and how much the customer spends (monetary).
Industry:Software
A technique used to identify and predict project duration by analyzing which sequence of activities has the least amount of scheduling flexibility.
Industry:Software
A technique used with BMS to achieve simulated windows. See also base map, canned map.
Industry:Software
A technology based on Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) technology that is for Internet access where fast downstream is required, but slow upstream is acceptable.
Industry:Software
A technology for radio packet-data networks that was developed by Motorola.
Industry:Software
A technology for transmitting data between computer devices. It is especially suited for attaching computer servers to shared storage devices and for interconnecting storage controllers and drives. See also fixed-block device.
Industry:Software
A technology in which chips exploit the capabilities of copper circuitry, which passes electrical currents more easily than aluminum. Aluminum has been the traditional material used in the wires that connect the "switches," or transistors, in silicon chips. Copper chip technology produces smaller, faster chips that have enormous capacity for holding and transmitting information.
Industry:Software
