- Industry: Computer
- Number of terms: 318110
- Number of blossaries: 26
- Company Profile:
An American multinational software corporation headquartered in Redmond, Washington that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services related to computing.
The salary (or base pay) provided to an employee as expressed in a given frequency, such as annual, monthly, weekly or hourly. Fixed compensation is typically set or changed on a periodic (usually annual) basis. Each employee usually has only one active fixed compensation record, but an employee who is paid in multiple currencies or frequencies can have more than one.
Industry:Software
A compensation structure that is used to determine fixed compensation levels (bands, grades, or steps) and the compensation ranges associated with each level. This plan is often used for employees of the same employee type that are within a specific geographical area.
Industry:Software
The company that is associated with an invoice transaction.
Industry:Software
A matching discrepancy between the quantity on a vendor invoice and the matched quantities on the related packing slips.
Industry:Software
A one-time award that can be paid out immediately in recognition of special effort, usually in the form of cash, stock, or a gift certificate. Recognition award plans usually involve a nomination and approval process and reward an accomplishment that represents a behavior or value promoted by the company.
Industry:Software
A control that visually represents the complete list of competencies that an employee, a unit, or a team can demonstrate. A skill profile wheel is often used in connection with skill gap analyses, for example to display the difference between an employee's current profile and that of a career path.
Industry:Software
The promotion of a different version (usually the latest version) of a file to become part of the already labeled code. The goal could be to perform minor updates to the code base of the original release.
Industry:Software
A consolidated customer statement that includes transaction data for all companies in the same organization that a customer does business with.
Industry:Software
Horizontal or vertical ranges that set the background pattern of the chart in regular or custom intervals. You can use strip lines to improve readability for looking up individual values on the chart, highlight dates that occur at regular intervals, or highlight a specific key range.
Industry:Software
