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: Computer Output to Laser Disc - a generic term that referred to data storage systems that stored digital files on Laser Disc, for example, Magneto-Optical or WORM discs. This acronym has been successively replaced by "Enterprise Content Management" and "Enterprise Report Management" over the years. The concept has remained the same -- store print data where it can be compressed and stored efficiently, and retrieved easily via an | : Computer Output to Laser Disc - a generic term that referred to data storage systems that stored digital files on Laser Disc, for example, Magneto-Optical or WORM discs. This acronym has been successively replaced by "Enterprise Content Management" and "Enterprise Report Management" over the years. The concept has remained the same -- store print data where it can be compressed and stored efficiently, and retrieved easily via an organization's internal network, or over the Internet through the [[IBM CMOD ODWEK|IBM Content Manager OnDemand Web Enablement Kit]]. | ||
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: IBM Content Navigator - a highly flexible, customizable, and modern front-end for many IBM Products in the ECM space, including FileNet P8, Content Manager v8, and Content Manager OnDemand. IBM Content Navigator is built to be modular, to allow for programmers to easily reuse sections of the interface in their own code, or for the Content Navigator interface to be customized and 'branded' with customer logos and colors. | : IBM Content Navigator - a highly flexible, customizable, and modern front-end for many IBM Products in the ECM space, including FileNet P8, Content Manager v8, and Content Manager OnDemand. IBM Content Navigator is built to be modular, to allow for programmers to easily reuse sections of the interface in their own code, or for the Content Navigator interface to be customized and 'branded' with customer logos and colors. | ||
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: Network Attached Storage - a class of storage devices, primarily accessed over a standard network connection. Often, NAS devices are referred to as "Cheap and Deep" storage, as they tend to use larger capacity, but slower SATA hard drives in the 2TB to 14TB range. This allows for high storage density at the cost of speed and reliability. | : Network Attached Storage - a class of storage devices, primarily accessed over a standard network connection. Often, NAS devices are referred to as "Cheap and Deep" storage, as they tend to use larger capacity, but slower SATA hard drives in the 2TB to 14TB range. This allows for high storage density at the cost of speed and reliability. | ||
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: OnDemand Web Enablement Kit - a series of interfaces to create world-wide-web friendly interfaces into the data stored in Content Manager OnDemand. Various technologies include Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripts, Enterprise Java Beans, Java Servelets, [https://cmod.wiki/dox/ODapiDoc/v10.5/ Java API], and new for CMOD v10.5 in 2020, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_state_transfer REpresentational State Transfer] or [https://cmod.wiki/dox/RESTapiDoc/CMOD_10_5_REST_API_Documentation.html REST API]. | |||
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: System Managed Space - in DB2, SMS Tablespaces exist on regular filesystems. Your operating system may provide features like journals, compression, | : System Managed Space - in DB2, SMS Tablespaces exist on regular filesystems. Your operating system may provide features like journals, compression, redundancy, or caching, making SMS preferable to the older DMS method. See DMS above for the older storage method, Database Managed Space. | ||
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: Tagged Image File Format - a graphic image format primarily used to store black and white or | : Tagged Image File Format - a graphic image format primarily used to store black and white or grey-scale scanned images. Originally developed by Adobe, TIFF has become an international standard. TIFF is actually a container format, which means that it can use many different image compression methods to store documents efficiently. The latest standards are JBIG and JBIG2, but due to patent issues, these standards are not widely supported across platforms and tools. | ||
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