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data portabilityBeing able to move data from one database or repository to another. It implies that the data are available in one or more file formats rather than only visually on screen. Otherwise, the data must be retyped word for word into another application and on-screen images must be captured one at a time. Walled gardens prevent data from being easily transferred. See walled garden. Contrast with software portability. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He added, "This partnership is also in-line with Microsoft's aspirations for ensuring open connections, enhancing data portability, support for industry standards and open engagement with the industry - the four pillars of the Interoperability initiative. Microsoft pledged to ensure open connections, promote data portability, support industry standards and talk directly with open source communities about its Windows Vista operating system, including the . Among other standard features and benefits of the control system are said to be sub-cycle repeat programming for copying standard and saving them as templates, a full color trend plot screen with large memory, a smart media card interface for test data portability, smart sensors that communicate their status to the touch panel at power-up, and more. |
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