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- Service Data Objects - Service Data Objects (SDO) is the nam...
- Service Data Objects (SDO) - Service Data Objects (SDO...
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- Service Integration Maturity Model (SIMM)
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- seven wastes - The seven wastes are categories of unproductive manuf...
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- SIMM - The Service Integration Maturity Model (SIMM) is a paradigm developed...
- Slackware - Slackware is the earliest distribution of the Linux operati...
- SOA governance - SOA governance refers to the processes used to ov...
- SOA networking - SOA networking is the use of the service-oriented...
- SOA registry - An SOA registry is a resource that provides controlle...
- SOAP fault - A SOAP fault is an error in a SOAP (Simple Object Access ...
- social computing - Social computing is the collaborative and int...
- software agent - A software agent is a persistent, goal-oriented c...
- Software as a Service - Software as a Service (SaaS) is a s...
- Software as a Service (SaaS) - Software as a Service...
- Software Process Improvement and Capability dEt...
- Software Process Improvement and Capability dEt...
- software requirements specification - A softw...
- software requirements specification (SRS)
- software testing - Software testing is a method of assessing the...
- solution - A solution is a product, combination of products, services, o...
- solution stack - A solution stack is an ordered collection of soft...
- source code analysis - Source code analysis is the automated...
- spaghetti diagram - A spaghetti diagram is a graphic representa...
- SPEC - The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC), originally kn...
- SPICE - SPICE (Software Process Improvement and Capability dEtermination) i...
- spike - A spike is a sharp rise in the frequency for a given variable, usua...
- SRS - A software requirements specification (SRS) is a comprehensive descript...
- stand up - In agile software development, a stand-up is a daily progress...
- stand-up - In agile software development, a stand-up is a daily progress...
- Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation
- Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC)
- state diagram - A state diagram, also called a state machine diagra...
- state diagram (state machine diagram or statech...
- state machine diagram - A state diagram, also called a stat...
- statechart diagram - A state diagram, also called a state mach...
- stateless app - A stateless app is an application program that does...
- static analysis - Static analysis, also called static code analys...
- static analysis (static code analysis)
- static code analysis - Static analysis, also called static c...
- static testing - Static testing is a software testing method that ...
- story - In agile software development, a story is a particular business nee...
- story point (story points) - A story point is a metric...
- stress testing - Stress testing is the process of determining the ...
- Subversion - Subversion is a version control system that keeps track o...
- System Performance Evaluation Cooperative
- system software - System software is a type of computer program t...
- tarchitecture - A marketecture (or marchitecture) is a high-level r...
- TDD - Test-driven development (TDD), also called test-driven design, is a met...
- test driven development - Test-driven development (TDD), ...
- test-driven design - Test-driven development (TDD), also calle...
- test-driven development - Test-driven development (TDD), ...
- test-driven development (TDD) - Test-driven develop...
- testing - In general, testing is finding out how well something works.
- time box - In agile software development, a timebox is a defined period ...
- time-box - In agile software development, a timebox is a defined period ...
- timebox - In agile software development, a timebox is a defined period of...
- Top searches of 2008 - What were people searching the WhatIs...
- turnkey solution provider - A turnkey solution provider...
- UBL - Universal Business Language (UBL) is a royalty-free set of documents ba...
- unit testing - Unit testing is a software development process in whi...
- Universal Business Language - Universal Business Lang...
- Universal Business Language (UBL) - Universal B...
- use case diagram - A use case diagram is a graphic depiction of ...
- V Model - The V-Model, also called the Vee-Model, is a product-developmen...
- V-Model - The V-Model, also called the Vee-Model, is a product-developmen...
- V-Model (Vee-Model) - The V-Model, also called the Vee-Model,...
- Vector Markup Language - Vector Markup Language (VML) is a...
- Vector Markup Language (VML) - Vector Markup Languag...
- Vee Model - The V-Model, also called the Vee-Model, is a product-develo...
- Vee-Model - The V-Model, also called the Vee-Model, is a product-develo...
- vendor neutral - Vendor neutrality is a business and design approa...
- versioning - Versioning is the creation and management of multiple rel...
- virtual appliance - A virtual appliance is a virtual machine im...
- virtual kill switch - A kill switch is a mechanism used to sh...
- virtual patching - Virtual patching is the quick development and...
- Visual Studio Express - Visual Studio Express (VSE) is a fr...
- Visual Studio Express (VSE) - Visual Studio Express (...
- Visual Studio Team System - Visual Studio Team System (...
- Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) - Visual Studio...
- VML - Vector Markup Language (VML) is an XML-based language that facilitates ...
- volume testing - Load testing is the process of subjecting a compu...
- VSE - Visual Studio Express (VSE) is a freeware version of Microsoft's Visual...
- VSTS - Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) is an extension of the Microsoft Vis...
- Vulnerability Discovery and Remediation
- WBS - A work breakdown structure (WBS) is a chart in which the critical work ...
- Web app - A Web application (Web app) is an application program that is s...
- Web app development - Web app development is the creation of ...
- Web application - A Web application (Web app) is an application p...
- Web application (Web app) - A Web application (Web app)...
- web development framework (WDF) - A web developme...
- Web Service Choreography Interface - Web Servi...
- Web Service Choreography Interface (WSCI)
- Web Services Atomic Transaction - WS-AtomicTransa...
- Web services choreography - Choreography, in a Web serv...
- Web Services Policy Framework specifications
- Web Services Transactions - WSTx (Web Services Transact...
- Web stack - A Web stack is the collection of software required for Web ...
- WF - Windows Workflow Foundation (WF or WinWF) is Microsoft's programming mode...
- WHATWG (Web Hypertext Application Technology Wo...
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  The Parallel Network File System (pNFS) is part of the NFS v4.1 protocol that allows compute clients to access storage devices directly and in parallel.

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