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- B-ISDN - Broadband-Integrated Services Digital Network
- B2B - Business-to-Business
- BAPI - Business Application Programming Interface
- Baseband - A computer networking technique
- BASIC - Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
- BAT - Bandwidth Allocation Technology
- BBS - Bulletin Board System
- BCC - Blind Carbon Copy
- BCC - Block Check Character
- BCD - Binary Coded Decimal
- BDP - Bandwidth-delay Product
- BEDO RAM - Burst EDO RAM
- BeOS - Be, Inc. Operating System
- BG - Big Grin
- BGA - Ball-grid Array
- BGP - Border Gateway Protocol
- BICMOS - Bipolar Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor
- Biometrics - Science of using one or more bodily characteristics
- BIOS - Basic Input/Output System
- Bistable Display - A stable display when power is off
- bit - Binary Digit
- BITNET - Because Its Time Network
- BLOB - Binary Large Object
- Bluetooth - A short-range wireless technology
- BNC - Bayonet Neill Concelman
- BOOTP - BOOTstrap Protocol
- Botnet - A network of remote-controlled zombie computers
- BPEL - Business Process Execution Language
- BPL - Bits Per Line
- BPP - Bits Per Pixel
- BPS - Bits Per Second
- BRI - Basic-Rate Interface
- BSC - Base Station Controller
- BSD - Berkeley Software (System) Distribution (Design)
- BSML - Biosequence Markup Language
- BSWD - BellSouth Intelligent Wireless Data Network
- BTW - By The Way
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B-ISDN - Broadband-Integrated Services Digital Network
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A developing International Telecommunications Union recommendation for a network which offers more bandwidth than the existing (narrow band) Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN). This will likely be done by breaking down channel ...
B2B - Business-to-Business
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(bee-two-bee)
An E-commerce term used to describe services one business might offer to another (as opposed to services one might offer to the general public).
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Business-to-Business Search Engine
Business-to-Business Yellow Pages
BAPI - Business Application Programming Interface
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An open, business-orientated interface for accessing R/3 business processes and data from external systems. The SAP objects are kept in an object repository and BAPI methods are written to access these in an object-oriented manner.
Baseband - A computer networking technique
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A computer networking technique where digital signals travel over the connecting wires directly and in digital form instead of being modulated onto a carrier for transmission and demodulated at the receiving end. Baseband networks are typically si...
BASIC - Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
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A beginners programming language.
BASIC was developed by John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz at Dartmouth College in 1963. As developed, it is a procedural language (i.e., lines of code are executed one after the other). It is also (as deve...
BAT - Bandwidth Allocation Technology
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Software that allows for the control of network bandwidth allocation. BAT can be implemented in software or hardware (chipsets).
BBS - Bulletin Board System
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(B-B-S)
The classic BBS is a dial-up system where messages are exchanged and files uploaded or downloaded. There are many such systems around the world. A newer incarnation of a similar nature also exists on the Internet and is in use by companies...
BCC - Blind Carbon Copy
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(B-C-C)
A copy of an E-mail message sent to someone with no record of the other recipients of the message in the headers. BCC is typically used to send to a mailing list where you don't want each member of the list to know who the other members of...
BCC - Block Check Character
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(B-C-C)
A code used as part of cyclic redundancy checking (CRC). The BCC is calculated for a block, the block is sent followed by the BCC, and the receiver recalculates the BCC to see if the block was sent correctly.
BCD - Binary Coded Decimal
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(B-C-D)
A code scheme for numbers that allows computer manipulation to the base ten instead of the more normal base two. BCD manipulation preserves accuracy by reducing round-off errors. The BCD encoding is performed by using a four-digit binary n...


