- Industry: Computer
- Number of terms: 98482
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- Company Profile:
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 selection of a category of data that will be represented by a chart in a report. A chart can have multiple chart series to represent multiple types of data.
Industry:Software
A significant event in a project that is used to determine progress toward goals.
Industry:Software
A subset of a sysplex that consists of all the members in the sysplex that communicate through cross-system coupling facility ( XCF) groups with each other, and not with members outside the subset.
Industry:Software
A self-contained business function, for example, the booking of an airline ticket. Traditionally, in CICS a business transaction might be implemented as multiple user transactions; the booking of the airline ticket might be undertaken by transactions that inquire about availability, reserve the seat, deal with payment, and print the ticket, for example. Using BTS, a business transaction might be implemented as multiple activities. See also business transaction services.
Industry:Software
A significant occurrence in a business process, generally identified by a business analyst, that warrants monitoring over time to reveal a key performance indicator (KPI).
Industry:Software
A subset of nodes in a cluster that are grouped together for a common purpose, such as rebuilding databases after a system failure. A domain represents those nodes of the cluster where cluster resource exists.
Industry:Software
A self-contained software component that serves as a proxy for a payment back-end system. Payment plug-ins are responsible for payment protocol and protocol data validation.
Industry:Software
A subset of tables and views from a single database, or a set of files, that have been defined to the Data Warehouse Center.
Industry:Software
A semantic variation of generalization in which a type may have only one supertype. See also multiple inheritance.
Industry:Software
