The language of silicon dreams and stack overflows.
The corporate buzzword for making separate things work together harmoniously, whether that's software systems, acquired companies, or diverse team members. In tech, it's the duct tape that connects your apps; in HR, it's the process of welcoming new employees or groups into the fold. The goal is seamless cooperation, though the reality often involves more troubleshooting than anyone anticipated.
A line drawn on a map connecting points that experienced equal earthquake intensity, essentially creating a geological mood ring of seismic suffering. Geologists use these concentric circles to visualize how an earthquake's shake-factor diminished across distance. Not to be confused with "isoseismic," because seismology apparently needed multiple confusing terms for the same concept.
Either the human who physically sets up equipment in your home or office, or the software wizard that guides you through clicking 'Next' forty-seven times. In tech, it's the program that unpacks and configures software on your system while you pretend to read the terms and conditions. Both types will inevitably ask you to restart afterward.