Enterprise

(1) The composite of all operational entities, functions, and resources that form the total business concern and that require an information system. (2) The aggregate of an ...

enterprise

Computer; Operating systems

An organization with more than 1000 employees and more than 500 personal computers.

enterprise

Software; Operating systems

An organization with more than 1000 employees and more than 500 personal computers.

enterprise

Software; Database applications

A group of departments, divisions, groups, or companies that make up an entire business.

immaterial economy

Economy; Economics

An economy in which traditional investment in areas such as natural resources, equipment and infrastructures lags behind immaterial items such as training and research and ...

digital economy

Economy; Economics

The digital economy represents the persuasive use of IT (hardware, software, applications and telecommunications) in all aspects of the economy, including internal operations of ...

knowledge management

Economy; Economics

Management of the intellectual product that is generated by associating relationships among items of data and information in a given field. Source: Termium plus. Sub verbis ...

internet economy

Economy; Economics

A business environment created by networks of enterprises conducting e-commerce. (The "I" in "internet is normally spelled with a capital "I") Source: Samarajiva, Rohan. “How the ...

circular economy

Economy; Economics

The discipline which focuses on the design, development, operation, renewal and decommissioning of industrial facilities as ecological systems, with an emphasis on the ...

economic intelligence

Economy; Economics

The techniques for extracting essential information from a large volume of data and presenting it in an easy-to-understand form, hiding all complexity, making it suitable for ...