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Intellectual property
Original work like writing, art or design, protected by law.
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Interoperability
The ability of systems or applications to share and use data effectively, regardless of their origins.
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Metadata
Data that provides information about other data but not the content itself. For example, the title, author, date or size of a text file.
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Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
The simplest version of a product. It’s launched with only its core features to test the idea with users. Releasing an MVP helps teams gather feedback and improve the product.
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Multi-cloud
The practice of using the services of multiple cloud providers. This approach increases flexibility and helps reduce the risk of depending on a single vendor.
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Multi-tenant
Multiple users (also known as “tenants”) share the same resources in a software application or cloud service.
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Navigation
The act of browsing through resources, like a file system or website, to find desired information.
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Network
A group of connected computers that share information. For example, an office network that allows all employees to access the same files.
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Neural Networks
Algorithms inspired by the structure of the brain. Neural networks are used to find patterns and learn from data and can improve performance without being instructed.
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Observability
The ability to understand what’s happening inside a system by looking at data like logs, metrics and traces. It helps to find and fix the root causes of technical problems.