- 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.
A structured collection of tools, templates, libraries, documents, and other assets. The factory extends an integrated development environment with a custom process used to build a specific type of software system, application, or component.
Industry:Software
The details of a phone call which may be linked with the history of an account, business contact, or opportunity.
Industry:Software
A document that describes a solution, product feature set, or other final project deliverable in explicit detail. It includes the conceptual, logical and physical designs.
Industry:Software
A note alongside the main text that contains interesting or useful information.
Industry:Software
A feature of Virtual Machine Manager that enables an administrator to set the number of days after the created date when a virtual machine is retired from use by self-service users. Expired virtual machines no longer appear in the Virtual Machine Manager Self-Service Portal. However, the Virtual Machine Manager administrator still can manage the expired virtual machines. Expiration settings are applied transparently through the virtual machine templates with which self-service users create their virtual machines.
Industry:Software
A feature that combines multiple events into one event. The single event identifies the number of consolidated events and when the first and last consolidated events occurred.
Industry:Software
An ASP.NET page framework class that adapts the behavior of mobile pages and controls based on the target device.
Industry:Software
An object in a database that requires the use of special characters (delimiters) because the object name does not comply with the formatting rules of regular identifiers.
Industry:Software
An object in a database that requires the use of special characters (delimiters) because the object name does not comply with the formatting rules of regular identifiers.
Industry:Software
A condition where users believe that a feature does not meet the expectations set by the market, competitors, previous experiences, or promises.
Industry:Software
