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  2. Faveo - Wikipedia

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    Faveo is an ticket based support system built on the PHP based Laravel framework. The word Faveo comes from Latin, and means "to be favourable". It provides businesses [2] [3] with an automated helpdesk system to manage customer support. [4] It has an inbuilt knowledge base for self-service by the customer.

  3. Event correlation - Wikipedia

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    Event correlation usually takes place inside one or several management platforms. It is implemented by a piece of software known as the event correlator.This component is automatically fed with events originating from managed elements (applications, devices), monitoring tools, the Trouble Ticket System, etc.

  4. Airline reservations system - Wikipedia

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    In the airline industry, available seats are commonly referred to as inventory. The inventory of an airline is generally classified into service classes (e.g. economy, premium economy, business or first class) and any number of fare classes, to which different prices and booking conditions may apply.

  5. Docklands Light Railway - Wikipedia

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    The system is part of the London fare zone system, and Travelcards that cover the appropriate zones are valid. There are one-day and season DLR-only "Rover" tickets, plus a one-day DLR "Rail and River Rover" ticket for the DLR and City Cruises river boats.

  6. Tymnet - Wikipedia

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    However, trouble reports were initially tracked on a traditional paper ticket system. This was until Bill Scheible, a manager at Tymnet, wrote a small FORTRAN IV program to maintain a list of problem reports and track their status in a System 1022 database (a hierarchical database system for TOPS-10 published by Software House). [12]

  7. History of IBM mainframe operating systems - Wikipedia

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    To prevent sales of System/360 from collapsing, IBM released four stop-gap operating systems: [26] Basic Operating System/360 (BOS/360), [29] which loaded from a disk drive or tape drive and supported tape drives and a few disks. This system was supplied to beta test customers and may have been an early version of DOS/360.

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