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What is SID?

SID most commonly refers to Session ID. It's a unique identifier assigned to a user's session on a web server. This ID is used to track the user's activity during that session, allowing the server to remember the user's preferences, shopping cart contents, or login status as they navigate the website. It is an important security mechanism for web applications.

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What other technologies are related to SID?

SID Complementary Technologies

eTOM

eTOM (Enhanced Telecom Operations Map) provides a business process framework for telecommunications service providers. It is complementary to the SID (Shared Information/Data Model), as SID provides the data model and eTOM provides the process framework, making them work together to provide a comprehensive framework.

mentioned alongside SID in 31% (227) of relevant job posts

TAM

TAM (Telecom Applications Map) is a framework for categorizing and understanding the applications used by telecommunications service providers. It is complementary to the SID, as it helps in understanding the application landscape that utilizes the data defined in SID.

mentioned alongside SID in 18% (177) of relevant job posts