- 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 part of the monitor model that contains the KPI contexts, which in turn contain key performance indicators and their associated triggers and events.
Industry:Software
The part of the OTMA message prefix that contains such information as the transaction pipe name and the message type. It is not contiguous with the rest of the message prefix and it must be specified for every OTMA message.
Industry:Software
The part of the user application network that conforms to the formats and protocols of Systems Network Architecture (SNA). The SNA network consists of network addressable units (NAUs), a gateway function, intermediate session routing function components, and the transport network.
Industry:Software
The particular technology used to implement the CIM standard. Examples for CIM implementations are CIM servers (implementing the Web Based Enterprise Management (WBEM) standards).
Industry:Software
The location within the file system where an application's Web assets are stored (such as static HTML, JSP files, and GIFs).
Industry:Software
The logical-page coordinate system that describes the size, position, and orientation of a logical page.
Industry:Software
The MAC address that identifies a subarea boundary node as the source or destination of frames carried over the portion of a BAN connection between an SNA peripheral node on a LAN and a boundary access node (BAN). The BAN DLCI MAC address appears as the source MAC address in frames sent from the BAN to the peripheral node and as the destination MAC address in frames sent from the peripheral node to the BAN. The portion of the BAN connection between the BAN and the boundary node uses the boundary node identifier (BNI) rather than the BAN DLCI MAC address.
Industry:Software
The Macromedia LikeMinds Personalization Server component that accesses transaction information and generates recommendations based on users' shopping behavior as they navigate a Web site. WebSphere Commerce generates events based on shopping behavior, including viewing a product detail page and adding items to a shopping cart or wish list. These events are forwarded to the Clickstream Engine.
Industry:Software
The main component of IBM Director software. When installed on the management server, it provides basic functions such as discovery of the managed systems, persistent storage of configuration and management data, an inventory database, event listening, security and authentication, management console support, and administrative tasks.
Industry:Software
The margin between the 11th and 12th character positions of a reference format for a COBOL source program line.
Industry:Software
