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This section of the wiki holds accronyms commonly used in the IT industry.  It breaks down into a number of smaller sections which are listed below

	*  Process Acronyms
	*  Software Acronyms</description>
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Oracle
AcronymMeaningNotesOIDOracle Internet DirectoryOID is an LDAP compliant user directory, with a structure suited to Oracle Applications HTMLDBHTML DBHTML DB is now known as APEX (Application Express). It provides a quick way to develop web page flows against an Oracle database or web service</description>
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