Technical Jargon Used in Enterprise Mobility

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Technical Jargon Used in Enterprise Mobility

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The world is embracing the technological advancements. As technology continues to govern business and people around the globe, many new technical terms are born. Often the simplest things get complicated to understand as writers use these technical jargon.

Technical jargon in Enterprise Mobility
Technical jargon in Enterprise Mobility

Enterprise mobility jargon can be largely observed in the trend of enterprises going mobile. As mobile devices are making inroads at workplaces there are many abbreviations evolved. These abbreviations cover all aspects related to enterprise mobility. These are –

Abbreviation Full Form The term was first used or introduced by
AES Advanced Encryption System The (NIST) National Institute of Standards and Technology in 2001
API Application Programming Interface Roy Fieldings dissertation Architectural Styles and the design Network-based Software Architectures in 2000
ARM Advanced Risc Machine Developed in 1980s by Acorn Computers Ltd
bPAAS Business Process as a Service The origin of the term is unclear
BYOA Bring Your Own Applications Perculated in the 1980s with the introduction of spreadsheets that people brought at workplaces to crunch numbers
BYOD Bring Your Own Device Intel in 2009
CaaS Communication as a service Officially included by ITU (International Telecommunication Union) as a part of basic cloud computing models
CIO Chief Information Officer America in the late 1980s
CMS Content Management System The first CMS was announced at the end of the 1990s
COPE Corporate Owned Personally Enabled The secure alternative for BYOD first used in 2010
DaaS Desktop as a service Like cloud computing the origin of the term is unclear
EM Enterprise Mobility T-Systems for a whole range of mobile ICT solutions designed for businesses
EMM Enterprise Mobility Management In 2009 due to increase of mobile devices at workplaces
iAAS Infrastructure as a Service The origin of the term is unclear
MAM Mobile Application Management In 2010 a result of growing mobile devices at workplace
MBM Mobile Business Management Genera term
MEAP Mobile Enterprise Application Platform The term was coined in a Gartner Magic Quadrant report in 2008
NaaS Network as a service Officially included by ITU (International Telecommunication Union) as a part of basic cloud computing models
NDA Non-Disclosure Agreement In 1982 by the US government
PaaS Platform as a Service Cloud computing paved for this acronym
SaaS Software-as-a-Service The term was coined by John Koenig in 2005
TCO True Cost of Ownership It was used by Gartner Group during 1987
UYOD Use Your Own Device Policy emerged after companies observed that BYOD is nothing without UYOD
WLAN Wireless Local Area Network In 1979 this term was used by F.R. Gfeller and U. Bapst while reporting an experiment on Infrared Communication.