Acronyms
Sales, Marketing, and Technology Acronyms and Abbreviations. Jump to acronyms beginning with the number or letter:
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Acronyms Beginning With S
SRP
A web page that displays a list of results in response to a user’s search query or selected filters within a website or application. Unlike public search engines like Google or Bing, an SRP is typically part of an internal site experience, often seen in platforms that index and display large collections of categorized or filterable content. What Is an…
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SRT
The time it takes to load the necessary HTML to render your site, without additional assets like scripts, images, videos, and external elements.
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SRT
A popular file format used for storing subtitle information for videos. SRT files contain text-based subtitles that are synchronized with specific points in a video. These subtitles are often used to display dialogues, captions, or translations for viewers who may not understand the language spoken in the video or for accessibility purposes. Here are some characteristics of SRT files: Text-Based…
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SRV
The SRV record is a specification of data in the Domain Name System (DNS) that defines the servers’ location, or hostname and port number, for specified services. SRV records allow multiple servers to be specified for a single service, facilitating load balancing and providing fallback options. Key features and uses of SRV records include: Service-specific information: SRV records can specify…
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SSA
The process of collecting, processing, and transmitting digital marketing data directly from a server, rather than relying on a user’s browser or device. This approach differs from traditional client-side analytics, where JavaScript tags embedded in webpages send data directly from the user’s browser to third-party analytics platforms. By shifting this data flow to the server, SSA enables marketers to gain…
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SSAE
A set of guidelines issued by the Auditing Standards Board (ASB) of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). These standards provide a framework for conducting attestation engagements, which are professional services that involve issuing a report on subject matter or an assertion about subject matter that is the responsibility of another party. Key points about SSAE: Objective: The…
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SSAI
A process in which ads are inserted into video content by a server before the content is delivered to the viewer’s device. This is different from client-side ad insertion (CSAI), where ads are inserted by the viewer’s device after the video content has been downloaded. With SSAI, the ad insertion process happens on the server side, which allows for more…
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SSARS
Standards issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) to guide accountants who perform accounting and review services for non-public companies. Key points about SSARS: Purpose: The main purpose of SSARS is to establish standards and provide guidance for certified public accountants (CPAs) who prepare financial statements for their clients or perform review engagements on financial statements. Scope:…
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SSD
A type of non-volatile storage device that stores data on NAND-based flash memory. It is a faster and more reliable alternative to traditional hard disk drives (HDD) that use spinning disks to store data. Unlike HDDs, SSDs have no moving parts, which makes them less vulnerable to mechanical failures and allows them to access stored data much faster. They use…
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SSF
A modern security standard introduced by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC). It replaces the older PA-DSS (Payment Application Data Security Standard) and is designed to provide a more flexible and comprehensive approach to securing payment software in today’s evolving technology landscape. The SSF consists of two key components: Secure Software Standard (SSS): This defines the security…
