Why does this matter operationally?
Service Assurance
The operational discipline of guaranteeing that connectivity services meet defined performance levels, availability targets, and recovery time objectives. Service assurance combines monitoring, SLA management, and proactive intervention to maintain the reliability that industrial operations depend on.
406 terms
AI Agent
AI Agent is an AI-enabled system that can interpret goals or instructions, plan or select actions, and execute a sequence of steps using available tools, models, or application interfaces.
Concept/Framework
AI Harness
AI Harness is the set of software, instrumentation, and test scaffolding used to evaluate, constrain, and observe an AI system during development or live operation.
Software
AIOps
AIOps is the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques — including anomaly detection, event correlation, and pattern recognition — to IT operations and network management data, aimed at…
Concept/Framework
Air-Gapped System
Air-Gapped System is a system that is physically isolated from external networks or other untrusted connectivity paths to prevent direct network access.
Concept/Framework
Air-to-Ground Link
An air-to-ground link is a communications link that enables data transfer between an aircraft and ground-based or space-based network systems. It is a mobility-sensitive transport path used for service, telemetry,…
Concept/Framework
Aircraft Telemetry
Aircraft telemetry is the transmission of aircraft status, sensor data, and operational events to a receiving system on the ground or in another control domain. It supports analysis, maintenance, and…
Operations
AIS
A VHF-based maritime protocol under which vessels automatically and continuously broadcast identity, position, course, speed, and navigational status data, received by nearby vessels and shore stations terrestrially and, via Satellite-AIS,…
Protocol
Alarm Flood Suppression
Alarm Flood Suppression is the reduction or filtering of many simultaneous alarms so operators can focus on the underlying event or primary fault.
Operations
Alarm Management
Alarm Management is the practice of defining and handling alarms so operators can detect and respond to abnormal conditions effectively, focusing on alarm relevance, priority, and presentation.
Operations
Alarm Management System
Alarm Management System is the system used to collect, prioritize, suppress, route, and present alarms for operator action.
Software