Computer software

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    • Open source

      Source that is designed to be publicly accessible
    • Closed source

      Software whose author owns all rights to use, modify and copy it
    • Off the shelf

      Any software solution developed for the mass market
    • Bespoke
      Custom made software you can adjust, modify and adapt to fit the demands and requirements of your business
    • Shareware
      Software available free of charge for a limited time, fee will be requested for continued use
    • Freeware
      Type of software that is released without charge to the public
    • Embedded
      Computer software written to control machines or devices that are typically not thought of as computers for example washing machines, cars
    • Applications software

      Computer programme designed to carry out a specific task other than one relating to the operation of the computer itself
    • Productivity software

      Software which is generally used for completing tasks efficiently and accurately
    • Business software

      Software specialised for businesses often made bespoke for an organisation
    • Business software

      • design packages, such as CAD/CAM
      • project management software
    • Management Information System (MIS)

      Used to track sales, inventory, equipment and related business information
    • Multimedia software

      Allows you to combine text, images, audio, video and animation to create digital products
    • Collaboration software

      Used to increase productivity, enhance creativity
    • Project management software

      Used to track tasks and issues and helping your team stay on schedule
    • Manufacturing software

      For manufacturers to plan, manage and execute efficiently and cost effectively
    • CAD/CAM software

      To design and manufacture finished products
    • Publishing software

      Used to create eBooks
    • Expert systems

      Help create and manage the knowledge base
    • IP address

      numerical label designed to each device
    • Transmission control protocol(TCP)

      defines how to establish and maintain a network conversation via which application programs can exchange data
    • UPD
      used for establishing low latency and loss tolerating connections between applications on internet
    • SMTP(simple main transfer protocol)

      internet standard for electronic mail transmission
    • FTP(file transfer protocol) used to exchange files over internet
    • HTTP hyper test transfer protocol?

      foundation of communication for world wide web
    • SNMP?

      collecting information from devices on an IP address
    • ICMP(internet control message protocol)?

      error reporting device to generate error messages to the source IP address where network problems prevent delivery of IP packet
    • POP(post office protocol)
      used by local e-mail clients to retrieve email over TCP/IP connection
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