- Industry: Computer
- Number of terms: 98482
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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.
To transform an Internet Protocol (IP) address to a host name as opposed to forward-mapping, where host names are transformed into IP addresses.
Industry:Software
The use of 31-bit addresses (above the 16MB line) which multiplies by 2 to the power of 7 the range of virtual storage that can be addressed. See also extended link pack area.
Industry:Software
To transmit data from a computer to a central computer or network, or to an attached device such as a printer.
Industry:Software
The use of a character symbol for each unique data value. For example, all alphabetic characters in a column are replaced with the letter A.
Industry:Software
To tune resources and balance workloads to maximise the use of IT resources.
Industry:Software
The use of a computer to produce visual representations of data, such as charts and multi-dimensional drawings by means of dots, lines, and curves.
Industry:Software
To update the data in a restored database or table space by applying changes recorded in the database log files. See also roll back.
Industry:Software
The use of a computing infrastructure that supports information appliances from which users can access a broad range of network-based services, including Internet-based e-commerce services.
Industry:Software
To use a pointing device to move an object. For example, a user can drag a window border to make it larger by holding a button pointing device while moving the pointing device.
Industry:Software
The use of a function together with any argument values being passed to the function body. The function is invoked by its name.
Industry:Software
