Information Technology

4. A website stores information in a database consisting of a home page and other hyperlinked pages of multimedia or mixed media.
6. A process that copies one master database to multiple sites at pre-arranged times; also kown as "mirroring".
7. Facts or observations about physical phenomena or business transactions.
8. A network that links selected resources of a company with its customers, suppliers, and other business partners, using the Internet or private networks.
11. A set of instructions that cause a computer to perform a particular task.
13. Information made available to end users.
15. Redundant array of independent disks.
16. A class of small active or passive transmitters that can be embedded in or affixed to objects to facilitate identification and tracking.
17. Data describing the attributes, entities, relationships, and other characteristics of a database.
19. Any unit of equipment, distinct from the CPU, that provides the system with input, output, or storage capabilities.
20. Memory (such as electronic semiconductor memory) that loses its contents when electrical power is interrupted.

1. This category comprises the most powerful computer systems.
2. Also called a "Personal Computer" or "PC".
3. Sun Microsystems create this as an object-oriented programming language with a syntax similar to the "C" programming language.
5. The use of the same computer to accomplish more than one information processing tasks concurrently.
9. The use of Internet technologies to support business processes, electronic commerce, and collaboration within a company and with its customers, suppliers, and other business stakeholders.
10. Is a language that creates formatted hypertext or hypermedia documents
12. Pertaining to devices not connected to a network.
14. The most basic logical data element, consisting of a single alphabetic, numeric, or other symbol.
18. A data element consisting of a grouping of characters that describe a single attribute of an entity.