- 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.
The mechanism whereby data transfer between an entity bean's variables and a resource manager is managed by the entity bean's container. (Sun) See also bean-managed persistence.
Industry:Software
The media used in the installation of software, usually CD/ROM, CD-R, or tape media provided by IBM or another supplier for the purpose of distributing software to customers. See also distribution media.
Industry:Software
The member of a project team who is authorized to decide whether and how to implement a change request. The technical authority defines change tasks, and estimates the effort of engineering the work tasks, corresponding to a change request.
Industry:Software
The menu that is displayed if the user presses the Home key while the cursor is in the home position of a menu.
Industry:Software
The menu that is specified in the user profile to be the first menu displayed after a user signs on.
Industry:Software
The Message Format Service (MFS) control block that describes the format of the data that is entered on the device and presented to MFS.
Industry:Software
The Message Format Service (MFS) control block that describes the format of the output data that is presented to the device.
Industry:Software
The message IMS sends to a terminal when no other output is immediately available to satisfy terminal requirements.
Industry:Software
The message unit that contains management services data and flows between management services function sets. This message unit is in general data stream (GDS) format. See also network management vector transport.
Industry:Software
The metadata server in a cluster that is responsible for load balancing and physical-space allocation.
Industry:Software
