Glossary Archive

A data model that represents data as a collection of entities, their attributes, and corresponding values.

A framework for evaluating and measuring the sustainability and societal impact of an organization’s practices and operations.

The use of the Internet and Web software applications for attracting job seekers and collecting applications and resumes from job candidates.

A decentralized, open source blockchain platform that supports the creation and execution of smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps).

"A system that connects computer systems. The family of frame-based computer networking technologies for local area networks (LANs)."

The ethical principles and considerations that guide the development, deployment, and use of technology, ensuring responsible and ethical practices in Web3 applications and systems.

Architectural patterns and designs that emphasize the flow and processing of events or messages between components or services, enabling loosely coupled and scalable systems.

A type of summary report that identifies any events that are outside the scope of what is considered a normal range. This report is essential in project management as it documents what went wrong and can be used as part of a “lessons learned” for the next project.

Describes the format, presentation and provides application control over the content of the documents and systems using this language. Much more powerful than HTML, XML is likely to be the next generation language for the web and business applications.

An authoring language used by organizations to design the appearance of and relationship between data. XML is information wrapped in data tags. A program must be written to use the data. The way XML is constructed, older versions of an application can still work. Therefore XML makes it easier to expand or upgrade operating systems.