A device only needs to be connected to a computer in order to be configured to work perfectly, without any action by the user.

A printer that is only accessible from that workstation and can only service one computer at a time via USB cable.

Printer connected to a network, whether through Ethernet or Wi-Fi.

A list of computer hardware that is compatible with a particular operating system or device management software.

Comprised of a username, password and any information related to the user.

An identification used by a person with access to a computer, network, or online service.

A string of characters that allows access to a computer system or service.

An access control list is a set of permissions that are then assigned to an system or program.

It allows users to view and control the hardware attached to the computer.

A release of Software, in object code form, or firmware, which provides minor fixes, improvements and modifications to the Software

The creation and management of multiple product releases, all of which have the same general function.

A set of changes to a computer program or its supporting data designed to update, fix, or improve it.

A small piece of code developed to correct a major software bug or fault and released as quickly as possible.

A periodically released update to software from a manufacturer, consisting of requested enhancements and fixes for known bugs.

A scheme that enables the off-chain processing of transactions by one or more operators with on-chain state update commitments that contain “compressed” per-transaction data.

The process in which your software applies critical updates without seeking confirmation from a user.

Any software application other than an Application that is distributed as part of a bundled download or installation

The process of identifying, recording, monitoring, maintaining, and planning all of the software and applications used in your company.

Unwanted software included on a new computer or mobile device by the manufacturer.

A measure of how useable a computer system is to all people, including those with disabilities or impairments.

Special versions of already existing technologies or tools that provide enhancements or different ways of interacting with the technology.