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	Buzzword - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A buzzword (also known as a fashion word or vogue word) is an idiom, often a neologism, commonly used in managerial, technical, administrative, and sometimes political environments.
		A buzzword may or may not appear in a dictionary, and if it does, its meaning as a buzzword may not match the conventional definition.
		A generous view allows that buzzwords have the same function as jargon in scientific disciplines: newly-minted terms to describe new concepts, without the danger of over-simplification and confusion that can arise from using words and phrases with previously established, commonplace meanings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Buzzword (318 words)

	Buzzword - SourceWatch
		Buzzword, as Merriam-Webster provides the definition, is "an important-sounding usually technical word or phrase often of little meaning used chiefly to impress laymen".
		Buzzwords in this sense are a commercialized variant of Newspeak, used to reinforce a particular mindset, but one that is economic in nature, rather than political ("We'll cut 20% off our TCO by switching to UDDI and SOAP").
		Very often the use of buzzwords extends far beyond any defensible use, such as an exhortation by a manager that a project be "37% Object-Oriented", or that a given project use Java and XML, whether or not these two technologies are the ideal solutions to the problem at hand.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Buzzword (396 words)

	Buzzword compliant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the technology industry, being buzzword compliant means that a particular product supports features that are currently in vogue.
		Buzzword compliance is a modern version of the old practice of being checkbox compliant: making sure that a product gets a check in all the common feature lists in reviews in computer magazines.
		Technical staff, and those involved in recruiting and hiring them, also speak of a résumé or CV being "buzzword compliant" when it contains a large number of such terms.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Buzzword_compliant (284 words)

	Buzzword - definition, information, sites, articles.
		A buzzword may be a newly-coined word or an old word used in a new way.
		Buzzwords are part of the fashion of a living language, more about style than substance.
		A buzzword spends only a fraction of its life being used; the rest of the time it is being abused.
	www.marketingterms.com /dictionary/buzzword (125 words)

	Word Spy - buzzword bingo
		Buzzwords — "incent," "proactive, "impactfulness," for example — are preselected and placed on a bingo-like card in random boxes.
		He explained that if the boss uses a buzzword listed on the card, it gets checked off, and the goal, as in regular bingo, is to get five in a row.
		Buzzword bingo is appealing not only because most business meetings are deadly dull, but also because you get the feeling that most of the people spouting these buzzwords are doing it only to sound important.
	www.wordspy.com /words/buzzwordbingo.asp (685 words)

	Buzzword Compliant
		Buzzwords are only really fun when you several in quick succession.
		A good amount of BuzzWord compliant people or projects often never have enough real world examples of how technology X is going to, in the real world, solve a real concrete problem.
		Often a buzzword technology may infact actually solve a problem, but we can't see the light with a high buzzword to real world example ratio.
	c2.com /cgi-bin/wiki?BuzzwordCompliant (713 words)

	PyrusMalus \| Train \| Mac OS X Buzzwords
		Almost as important, it is fully ‘buzzword compliant’ — meeting, and exceeding, the requirements of a super-modern operating system.
		Buzzwords are impressive-sounding words and phrases, usually related to a particular industry, which are frequently dropped into conversation by people who desperately want to impress — or, worse, alienate — others.
		This document demystifies some of the more popular buzzwords surrounding Mac OS X, and are to be used for information only: they are not to be used to alienate, humiliate, or otherwise offend your friends and colleagues.
	www.pyrusmalus.com /c/lp/buzzwords.html (1911 words)

	Buzzword Bingo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		In 1994, Scott Adams did a Dilbert strip involving buzzword bingo, and in 1998, Tom and I were even quoted slandering management on the front page of the Wall Street Journal!
		Now there are quite a few buzzword bingo sites.
		Tom Davis's Buzzword Bingo is an excellent solution to long meetings--just print up a few of these and take them with you.
	www.lurkertech.com /chris/bingo (214 words)

	Resin 3.0.8 Release Notes
		Resin's buzzword compliance has been enhanced in 3.0.8.
		Instead of the old, boring "bean-style init" phrase, parts of the documentation have been upgraded to use the snazzier "dependency injection" buzzword.
		The main documentation on Resin's bean-style init has not yet been upgraded to the new buzzwords, but provides more information on the configuration patterns.
	www.caucho.com /resin-3.0/features/resin-3.0.8.xtp (819 words)

	BuzzWhack: The Buzzword Compliant Dictionary
		A person who receives some degree of pleasure in bursting the bubbles of the pompous.
		Unlike a "typo," a thinko occurs solely in the brain and doesn't necessarily transfer to your fingers.
		Our selection is growing every day, so you're sure to find a buzzword you love.
	www.buzzwhack.com (831 words)

	4.7 AJAX switch? \| drupal.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		I mean Drupal core change its way to AJAX and web2 not a module of drupal or a basic function.
		Drupal core has lots of stuff in it that will make the buzzword and marketing folks swoon and faint throughout the land.
		If you like, please see various posts on Bryght for misc mentions of buzzword compliance.
	drupal.org /node/51580 (274 words)

	Away With Words: Jargon, Buzzword, or Hype? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		At its best, jargon is to ordinary language what a bouillon cube is to chicken soup: an intense linguistic nugget that flavors the entire conversation.
		Where buzzwords are used to impress or mislead, jargon is used to communicate more efficiently and interestingly with others who share a similar level of knowledge and skills in a specific area.
		Or, as Kathy claims, is it a legitimate bit of jargon that functions as a secret handshake among the cognoscenti?
	nancyfriedman.typepad.com /away_with_words/2006/11/jargon_buzzword.html (412 words)

	Remove XML support from J2SE ...
		Probably this idea won't appeal to most developers because they need to ensure that their resumes are buzzword compliant too
		People are changing their file formats and protocols to an XML based format, just to be buzzword compliant
		It would be a good idea for applications to specify multiple download locations for packages anyway, so that if one server is temporarily down, an alternative is available.
	www.javalobby.org /java/forums/m505710.html (1948 words)

	The Content-Free Buzzword-Compliant Vocabulary List - Silicon Valley & San Francisco Bay Area Directory
		When you or your team uses these words and phrases in a presentation or software demonstration, you risk loss of credibility.
		Using verifiable, real-life statements will encourage your customers to respond with a more positive, open attitude – which will help you in achieving your objectives.
		Stick with the facts, avoid meaningless buzzwords, and enjoy increased success with your presentations and demonstrations!
	www.goto-silicon-valley.com /articles/peter-cohan/buzzwords.shtml (724 words)

	Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed: Speaking of Being Fully Buzzword Compliant ...
		Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed: Speaking of Being Fully Buzzword Compliant...
		rob on Speaking of Being Fully Buzzword Compliant...
		Will on Speaking of Being Fully Buzzword Compliant...
	paul.kedrosky.com /archives/001831.html (334 words)

	XML Developers' Conference August 1998
		It is designed to solve many of the same problems addressed by Perl (text processing), TCL (embedding), Visual Basic (user interfaces and prototyping) and to a lesser extent, Java (distributed, portable applications).
		XSL will be supported to the greatest extent possible relative to the XSL Working Draft due in July 98 (hopefully including element reordering, literal text and named styles).
		The document model implements DOM (Core) Level 1 and parsing is handled by any SAX compliant XML parser.
	xml.coverpages.org /xmlDev98Supp.html (4836 words)

	Geek Entertainment TV on blip.tv
		Geek Entertainment TV Geek Entertainment TV is an emerging global media empire, reporting from deep inside the bubble as it re-inflates.
		GETV covers buzzword compliant topics such as web 2.0, tagging, AJAX, social software and the bubble juice known as VCs.
		We like robots, so you'll hear about that too.
	ekai.blip.tv (76 words)

	The Quest to Achieve Buzzword Compliancy \| Urban Vancouver
		So if I want to become fully Web 2.0 buzzword compliant in order to be as cool as the geeks I'm hanging out with this week...
		Submitted by Ray on December 5, 2005 - 10:38am.
		Is to become the first and foremost Buzzword Translator.
	www.urbanvancouver.com /node/3069 (192 words)

	Jargon Scout
		Several years ago we were talking about all the stuff Microsoft was throwing into NT, to over-match OS/2.
		Fully buzzword compliant is in fairly wide use on Usenet.
		A recent Deja.com search turned up over 200 separate citations (after removing postings by people who have incorporated the phrase into their signatures).
	tbtf.com /jargon-scout.html (6255 words)

	Vocabulary Links for ESL Teachers
		This is a glossary of business slang with definitions that are meant to be humorous rather than helpful, but it might be worth taking a look at if there's a "buzzword" you want to understand in a different way.
		The terms you find here are all related to economics.
		Here you will find dozens of online exercises to help you become more familiar with the AWL (Gerry Luton, University of Victoria, Canada).
	www.artsci.wustl.edu /~kschwell/vocab.html (540 words)

	Dr. Dobb's \| Integration Hub \| June 1, 2002
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		Join the SAP Business Community to learn more about compliance and governance and related innovative solutions, to network with others, and to build their business cases.
	www.ddj.com /184411662 (1781 words)

	MODx Content Management System \| Home
		It empowers developers and advanced users to give as much control as desired to whomever they desire for day-to-day website content maintenance chores.
		MODx is 100% buzzword compliant, and makes child's play of building content managed sites with validating, accessible CSS layouts – hence Ajax CMS.
		It empowers its users to build engaging "Web 2.0" sites today, with its pre-integrated Scriptaculous and Prototype libraries.
	modxcms.com (394 words)

	Why Liberal Education Endures in the World of the Bottom Line
		An address by Paul N. Courant to Swarthmore College alumni at their 2003 reunion
		We are pressed to give measured reasons – to be accountable, in today’s buzzword (and to be buzzword compliant in general.)
		So maybe trying to answer the question about why liberal education endures will help to persuade parents and legislatures and boards and foundations, and even alumni, to keep supporting this very expensive and troublesome set of activities in which we engage.
	www.collegenews.org /x2729.xml (2631 words)

	eWEEK - Author Bio
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	www.eweek.com /author_bio/0,1908,a=1055,00.asp (422 words)

	The Content-Free Buzzword-Compliant Vocabulary List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Does it provide you with any real information--- or is it simply a string of meaningless buzzwords?
		You can turn this from useless fluff to real stuff by providing a working example: "Our customers state that our software reduces their typical workflow cycle time from several days to less than an hour."
		Do you see an error on this page?
	www.productmarketing.com /productmarketing/topics/04/0406pc.asp (607 words)

	Features of Xaraya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Import information from PostNuke and Moveable Type installations
		Xaraya is compliant with RSS, CSS, XHTML, and W3C accessibility standards.
		Xaraya reduces web site development costs by introducing sophisticated administration tools and services which separate form, function, content, and design.
	www.xaraya.com /documentation/userguide/features.html (233 words)

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