- 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.
Experimental IBM technology that allows information devices to communicate discreetly and synchronize with one another when in close proximity, using the human body as an antenna.
Industry:Software
Facilities defined within the CCITT Recommendation X.25 that a user of a packet-switching data network can request when establishing a virtual circuit.
Industry:Software
Features, changes, or other characteristics that affect more than one DFSMS element.
Industry:Software
Fields in the same display or printer record that occupy the same positions on the display or page. Option indicators can be used to select which of the overlapping fields is to be displayed or printed.
Industry:Software
File CICSCOL.INI used by the CICS Transaction Gateway to customize the 3270 screen color attributes on client workstations.
Industry:Software
File format for files that can contain video and audio data, video-only data, audio-only data, or image data (a single still image). The Audio-Video Subsystem format is supported by the ActionMedia II MMPM/2 Media Control interface.
Industry:Software
Files and other resources that compose a Web site. Web content may consist of image files, audio files, HTML files, JSP files, style sheets, database entries, or anything you can see on a Web site.
Industry:Software
Files with their own set of buffers and control blocks. See also local shared resource.
Industry:Software
Fonts whose graphic character shapes are defined by mathematical equations rather than by raster patterns. See also raster font.
Industry:Software
Fonts with a single entry in the Map Coded Font structured field. This includes all single-byte fonts and those double-byte fonts being defined as coded fonts. See also multiple-entry font.
Industry:Software
