Software Terms


What’s the difference between “attended” and “unattended” RPA bots?

Attended RPA bots are ready and waiting to be activated by employees whenever they are needed to help the process along. Unattended RPA bots operate on a preset schedule, or as triggered by logic in the process flow. Attended bots can run on workstations or private servers or in the cloud.
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Managing Project Execution Terms

Project Execution is the phase in the project life cycle when the work is performed, and everything in the project plan is put into action.
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What is the difference between Project Proposal and Software Requirements Specification (SRS) in software engineering?

project proposal is a written document outlining everything stakeholders should know about a project, including the timeline, budget, objectives, and goals. SRS is a document that describes what the software will do and how it will be expected to perform.
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Usability, Usefulness, Functionality and User Experience: What's the Difference?

Usability, Functionality and Usefulness are key aspects of user experience, focusing on the ease of use and value of a product, along with content relevance and product exploration ease.
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What are differences between No Code, Low Code and Custom Code Development?

The world is about digitization! Nowadays businesses of all sizes are launching their applications to try and expand their reach online. As we know, developing a digital enterprise in the form of web and mobile applications is a very difficult task. You have to brainstorm many things at once. One of the key ways to decide which coding method to choose is? Low-code/no-code vs custom code development?
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Difference between Quality and Grade

Quality is an attribute that describes how well something works. It is often measured by its performance against specifications. In contrast, the grade is a measure of the relative value of different products or services.
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Build one to throw away vs Second-system effect: What are differences?

Isn't there some contradiction between these principles? What is the correct view over the problems and where is the border between these two?
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DAM vs. CMS: What's the difference?

A CMS is responsible for managing content on your website and a DAM system manages content for your whole organization allowing for distribution across multiple channels. DAM systems can publish and manage content on your website too (and a good one does) but that's not its only function.
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Difference Between Forward and Backward Reasoning in AI

The forward reasoning is data-driven approach while backward reasoning is a goal driven
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What is predictive analytics? Why it matters?

Predictive analytics encompasses a variety of statistical techniques from data mining, predictive modeling, and machine learning that analyze current and historical facts to make predictions about future or otherwise unknown events
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What is the snowball effect in software engineering?

It means that once the minimum viable product (MVP) is built, the rate at which you can add functionality, at least for a good piece of the life of a software project, grows exponentially! In other words, assume that it takes a year to get the MVP built and polished.
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What is a Multi-Model Database? Pros and Cons?

Multi-model database management systems unify multiple database systems into one. Instead of working with numerous models and finding ways to incorporate them together, multi-model databases provide a singular engine for various database types.
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