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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.
In binary floating-point storage formats, the 32-bit representation of a binary floating-point number, not-a-number, or infinity.
Industry:Software
In computer systems, a color is usually represented by a triplet called RGB (red, green, and blue) signals. Most computer monitors require RGB signals to drive the 3-colored phosphors of a color monitor.
Industry:Software
In finance communications, a collection of the 4701 Finance Communication Controller microcode, user system configuration, and user application programs.
Industry:Software
In binary floating-point storage formats, the 64-bit representation of a binary floating-point number, not-a-number, or infinity.
Industry:Software
In connectionless service, the unreliable delivery of datagrams in a network. Information about whether the packet was delivered is not provided to the sender.
Industry:Software
In finance communications, a level at which a logical unit (LU) determines if it can allocate and deallocate system resources.
Industry:Software
In binary floating-point, describing the relationship that exists between two values when they cannot be arranged according to relative value. The relationship between two values is unordered either when a not-a-number is compared to any value or when infinity is compared to any value other than infinity.
Industry:Software
In Content Manager a sequence of work steps, and the rules governing those steps, through which a document or folder travels while it is being processed. See also work step.
Industry:Software
In finance communications, the diskette that contains the operating image. The operating diskette is used to load the operating image to the main storage of the 4701 Finance Communication Controller.
Industry:Software
In binary synchronous communication (BSC), a method of sending and receiving data containing any or all of the 256 character combinations in EBCDIC in specific bit patterns, including transmission control characters.
Industry:Software
