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software technology

A general term covering the development methods, programming languages, and tools to support them that may be used in the development of software.

software technology

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A Dictionary of Computer Science (7 ed.)

Reference type:
Subject Reference
Current Version:
2016

... technology A general term covering the development methods, programming languages, and tools to support them that may be used in the development of software...

Software Technology Park

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A Dictionary of Business and Management in India

Reference type:
Subject Reference
Current Version:
2017
Subject:
Social sciences, Business and Management
Length:
66 words

...Software Technology Park ( STP ) An autonomous society within the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology that supports software-exporting organizations. STP facilitates software exports by speeding up approvals, eliminating duties, enabling rapid capital depreciation, and permitting foreign ownership. The key services provided to client organizations include a data centre with backup and business continuity capability, an incubation service for start-ups, and training. https://www.stpi.in/l1010l2010S301940l40279 The STP...

software technology

software technology  

A general term covering the development methods, programming languages, and tools to support them that may be used in the development of software.
Checkpoint Software Technologies

Checkpoint Software Technologies   Quick reference

A Dictionary of Business and Management in the Middle East and North Africa

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Subject Reference
Current Version:
2019
Subject:
Social sciences, Business and Management
Length:
119 words

...Software Technologies A major international Internet and software security company based in Tel Aviv, Israel. It was founded in 1993 by Gil Shwed, Marius Nacht, and Shlomo Kramer as a business specializing in the development of protection for computers. As it grew, it focused on developing firewalls for computer networks and by 1996 it was the world leader in firewall technologies and products. It currently has development centres in Israel, Sweden, and Belarus, and offices in the United States and Canada. It presently has a workforce of 4,281...

19 The Electronic Book

19 The Electronic Book   Reference library

Eileen Gardiner and Ronald G. Musto

The Oxford Companion to the Book

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Subject Reference
Current Version:
2010
Subject:
History, Social sciences
Length:
5,021 words
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
Illustration(s):
1

...effort to produce such devices was the development of e-book reader software, such as Adobe, Microsoft, Palm, Mobipocket, and Kindle. Initially, many were device-specific; but as desktop and laptop computers became the most widely used reading devices, browsers began to function seamlessly with reader software, thus piggybacking on an installed base of available devices, which also had the advantage of not being single-purpose or dedicated. Each year brings new efforts, and the technology improves so that the electronic reader will one day function like a...

18 Theories of Text, Editorial Theory, and Textual Criticism

18 Theories of Text, Editorial Theory, and Textual Criticism   Reference library

Marcus Walsh

The Oxford Companion to the Book

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Subject Reference
Current Version:
2010
Subject:
History, Social sciences
Length:
6,054 words
Publisher:
Oxford University Press

...an electronic printing device; or electronically processed and sent as a file direct to a local visual display or to the *World Wide Web . Texts are products of human agency, composed by individuals and copied and processed—in MS, printed, and electronic forms—by a variety of technologies, all embodying human crafts and decisions. Through these processes, texts are subject to innumerable types of variation and mistake. A dictating voice may be misheard; an author’s or a *scribe ’s hand may be illegible and, hence, misread. Transcription always involves change...

48 The History of the Book in America

48 The History of the Book in America   Reference library

Scott E. Casper and Joan Shelley Rubin

The Oxford Companion to the Book

Reference type:
Subject Reference
Current Version:
2010
Subject:
History, Social sciences
Length:
13,059 words
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
Illustration(s):
1

...Bible Society ( 1808 ) and the New England Tract Society ( 1814 ) went a step further, becoming large-scale publishers as well as distributors. Their business model combined economy of scale in production with decentralized, local distribution. Taking advantage of the new technology of *stereotyping , the Philadelphia society produced bibles in the tens of thousands; a network of auxiliary societies distributed them across Pennsylvania. The national evangelical publishing concerns founded over the next two decades—the *American Bible Society ( 1815 ),...

Open Software Description

Open Software Description  

A technology which has been developed by the Microsoft Corporation and a company called Marimba; it enables the latest versions of software to be downloaded onto a user's computer using push ...
object-oriented technology

object-oriented technology  

A general term which describes tools, processes, and programming languages concerned with the development of systems that consist of chunks of data known as objects. This technology is not new: it ...
technology butler

technology butler  

A member of staff of a hotel, usually a large expensive hotel, who has the job of helping guests with their communication, software, and hardware problems.
Technology Without an Interesting Name

Technology Without an Interesting Name  

A de facto standard for scanner software and hardware. Sometimes abbreviated to TWAIN.
CoCom

CoCom  

Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls. In the Cold War era, the export of various technologies, including computing systems, networking, hardware, and software, was restricted under ...
International Trading in Arms Regulations

International Trading in Arms Regulations  

The US regulations that prevented highly secure cryptographic technology from being exported from the United States. It categorized cryptography software as an armament. Conditions have relaxed on ...
Ajax

Ajax  

A software technology that is used to develop highly interactive Web pages. Ajax is often used by developers to make Web pages look very similar to the desktop that users of a computer normally ...
high technology crime

high technology crime  

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Overview Page
Subject:
Law
A crime which involves the use of information or communications technology. Use of the term varies widely between investigative and prosecution agencies, however the following are generally held to ...
Component Object Model

Component Object Model  

A component technology which has been developed by the Microsoft Corporation. It enables software developers to produce software components which can be reused time and time again. It gave rise to ...
Application Channel

Application Channel  

A conduit through which updated versions of a software product can be loaded into a computer using push technology. It is associated with the Open Software Description language originally developed ...
ESSI

ESSI  

Acronym for European Systems and Software Initiative. A program of technology transfer and software process improvement within ESPRIT III. As distinct from the main body of ESPRIT, which supported ...
export grade security

export grade security  

The US government had tight restrictions on the export of cryptographic technology until the end of the 1990s and specified what could or could not be exported to other countries. A rough and ready ...
emulation

emulation  

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The preservation, by means of new technology, of digital art, particularly that dating from its early years when it was produced with the aid of now obsolete computer software.

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