Nov 17, 2005 10:05
18 yrs ago
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English term

placement

English Bus/Financial IT (Information Technology) information technology
"Policy based retention of data and placement on the optimal storage device type"

"Application Enabling Models provide fundamental rules and guidance for the placement, design, and deployment of Application Components"

"Application Design Patterns, Application Programming Models, and Application Placement Models are examples of Application Enabling Models"

"Determines the applicability, benefits, and placement of business process automation technology within the scope of process integration and automation in the LOB"

"Reduce the number of data copies via the implementation of scalable, shared data repositories and data federation. Scale data repositories by using a combination of server, storage, and data manager technologies. Use data federation and data placement to access common data sources instead of making private copies of data"

...what's the meaning of placement in these contexts? can you help me with synonyms?

Discussion

Jack Doughty Nov 17, 2005:
I think data placement is a special case. See my answer, which refers only to that. I think it would have to be something to do with partitioning. Otherwise, I agree with Dave.
Dave Calderhead Nov 17, 2005:
and even systems and hardware components, because it can also involve the logical and physical security of systems and data for crucial business processes.
Dave Calderhead Nov 17, 2005:
Yes - finding or identifying the proper place or location for data, applications, processes, etc.
Elena Ghetti (asker) Nov 17, 2005:
many thanks for your help I need to find the basic meaning of placement as in Italian it can have many different translations, could it be placement = finding the proper place or destination for data, applications or whatever? the last sentence is the most strange to me, use data placement to access data sources??

Responses

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placement or installation/utilisation

placement is the good term, because it referes to the placement of the application on systems and within the business/process strategy of the company.
You can see it as the installation or utilisation/implementation as stated subsequently in you context text


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Note added at 10 mins (2005-11-17 10:16:32 GMT)
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this also applies to the data for the application of course

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Note added at 28 mins (2005-11-17 10:34:44 GMT)
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you can also see placement as a synonym for location in some instances, especially when referring to data and data sources.
Peer comment(s):

agree Romanian Translator (X) : absolutely true!
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agree Balaban Cerit : yes, "placement" as not only physical positioning / installing but also as utilisation within the business framework / the workflow. Maybe the first and last usage could be more connected with physical positioning of data
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agree Tania Marques-Cardoso
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agree Alfa Trans (X)
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agree Rajan Chopra
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agree Will Matter
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I considered Jacks' possibility, it does not fit in other parts of the text which I did not report. Many thanks!"
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implementation

i think this will work...
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partitioning, placing of partitions

Found a definition of "data placement":

* placement of data partitions on storage media.
www.techscribe.co.uk/thesis/append6.html



Peer comment(s):

agree Dave Calderhead : that applies to the data/programs, Jack, but I think in the context of the Application Placement model it is broader than partitioning.
4 mins
Yes. I don't think there is a single answer for all the uses of "placement" here. I was just contributing one of them.
agree Will Matter
23 hrs
Thank you.
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