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name resolution
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name resolution

Converting a name into the address required by a machine or network. Looking up a phone number in a telephone book is a human version of name resolution. See address resolution, resolve, naming service and DNS.


(networking)name resolution - The process of mapping a name into its corresponding address.

The Domain Name System is the system which does name resolution on the Internet.


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Built on a robust service-oriented architecture (SOA) framework, the Pitney Bowes CDQ Platform offers built-in understanding to resolve both syntactic and semantic ambiguities and inconsistencies with global name recognition and advanced entity resolution, coupled with best-of-breed global address data quality and industry-leading geocoding components.
The CDQ Platform offers built-in understanding to resolve both syntactic and semantic ambiguities and inconsistencies with global name recognition and advanced entity resolution, coupled with best-of-breed global address data quality and industry-leading geocoding components.
Initiate Identity Hub[TM] software will provide the system's critical discovery services, and will provide highly accurate and efficient record matching through proven entity resolution, correlation, and search capabilities.
 
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