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Information technology
The acquisition, processing, storage and dissemination of information by electronics-based of computing and telecommunications.
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content management systems
Technology; Information technology
Content management systems comprise a set of templates, procedures and standard format software that enables marketers and their proxies (e.g., webmasters) to produce and manage text, graphics, ...
content management (CM)
Technology; Information technology
Content Management (CM) is a broad term referring to applications and processes to manage Web content, document content and e-commerce-focused content.
content delivery networks (CDNs)
Technology; Information technology
Content delivery networks (CDNs) are a type of distributed computing infrastructure, where devices (servers or appliances) reside in multiple points of presence on multihop packet-routing networks, ...
content awareness
Technology; Information technology
The ability to determine what information is contained in a specific file, folder, application or other data store, whether that information is at rest, in use or in transit. Enterprises achieve ...
content and applications service provider
Technology; Information technology
Content and applications service providers include providers focusing primarily on information and media services, content, entertainment and applications services. Examples include, Yahoo, Google.
content analytics
Technology; Information technology
Content analytics defines a family of technologies that processes digital content and user behavior in consuming and engaging with content, such as documents, news sites, customer conversations ...
content aggregator
Technology; Information technology
A content aggregator is an organization that aggregates and contracts content from multiple providers, then redistributes licensed content to others for a fee.
