Enterprise Architecture
Refers to the structured way in which an organization’s software applications are arranged.
Enterprise Resource Planning
A collection of software programs that is typically tightly integrated, which ties together all of an enterprise's various functions - HR, finance, manufacturing, sales, etc. This software also provides for the analysis of this data to plan production, forecast sales, analyze quality, and so on.
Enterprise Service Buses
Middleware tools or platforms that facilitate communication, integration, and interaction between different enterprise applications and systems.
Entity
"Any singular, identifiable and separate object. The term is used in a number of programming languages/concepts, database management and systems design. In relation to a database, an entity is a single person, place, or thing about which data can be stored. In data modeling (a first step in the creation of a database), an entity...
Entity-Attribute-Value
A data model that represents data as a collection of entities, their attributes, and corresponding values.
Environmental, Social, and Governance
A framework for evaluating and measuring the sustainability and societal impact of an organization’s practices and operations.
Ethereum
A decentralized, open source blockchain platform that supports the creation and execution of smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps).
Ethernet
"A system that connects computer systems. The family of frame-based computer networking technologies for local area networks (LANs)."
Ethical Considerations
The ethical principles and considerations that guide the development, deployment, and use of technology, ensuring responsible and ethical practices in Web3 applications and systems.
Event-Driven Architectures
Architectural patterns and designs that emphasize the flow and processing of events or messages between components or services, enabling loosely coupled and scalable systems.