Tools and devices that help disabled people perform everyday tasks more easily. Examples include screen reading software, closed captioning and text-to-speech systems.

Machines and software that perform tasks automatically, with little to no human intervention. Examples include automated meeting reminders, data syncs and inventory trackers.

The ability of a system to automatically expand or decrease resources based on demand.

The final consumer or recipient of a product, service or system.

Software that’s intended to support large-scale use across an organization.

A practice focused on defining an organization’s structure, processes and behaviours to align with business goals. It leverages technology to promote shared understanding and help identify duplicated processes.  

A network security device that prevents unauthorized access to a network.

The visible part of a website or application users interact with. It’s responsible for the total look and feel of an online experience.

A digital entrance that connects different networks or systems. It lets information pass between them securely and accurately.

When private information is accessed or shared without permission.