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Glossary: I
- International Organization for Standardization
(ISO)
- A voluntary organization of nations that
develops standards to facilitate international trade and communications.
http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/ISOOnline.frontpage
- Information Architecture
- The field that studies how to organize information
most effectively to help people find and use it.
- Inspectors
- Developers serving as members of the ABAP
Review Team on a quarterly rotating schedule who review custom
ABAP development.
- Installers
- An application that copies software to a
user's computer (or server) and sets up and customizes the software
for that particular user. Installers have the potential to interfere
with a user's system configuration and need special attention
to make them usable.
- Integration Test
- Continuous testing of the entire SAP application
as new functionality is added. The testing is done in an orderly
sequence in which the SAP software and hardware components are
combined to test business processes (including related outputs,
interfaces, procedures, and security profiles) within and across
company codes and business areas.
- Internationalization
- The design or modification of software for
an international user audience. See Globalization
or Multilingual Interface.
- Interviews
- Gathering information about users by talking
directly to them. An interview can typically gather more information
than a questionnaire and go into a deeper level of detail. Interviews
are good for getting subjective reactions, opinions, and insights
into how people reason about issues.
Structured interviews have a pre-defined set
of questions and responses. Open-ended interviews allow the interviewer
to ask broad questions without a fixed set of answers and explore
paths of questioning which may occur spontaneously during the
interview. It also permits the respondent to provide additional
information outside of the defined scope of questions.
- Iterative Design
- The idea that designing is done in repeated
cycles where, in each cycle, the design is elaborated, refined,
and tested, and the results of testing at each cycle feed into
the design focus of the next cycle.
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