Definition
Definition of integrated system - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
technologyTECH. combination of connected parts designed to work together as one wholeTECH.
- The company installed an integrated system to manage inventory and customer orders.
- The hospital’s integrated system links patient records, billing, and lab results.
- An integrated system reduced data entry errors across all departments.
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integration
having been integrated into a new system or organization
technology
integrated system that supports delivery and management of various user services
not added
not set up or integrated into a system
measurement
integrated system of tools for comprehensive measurement
audio
integrated home audio system for playing music
culture
capable of being integrated into a culture or system
military
the integrated system for managing military operations
acr: Integrated Control System
system for managing and controlling processes
acr: Integrated Library System
software managing library operations and resources
technology
able to be integrated into a system
acr: Silicon Integrated System
company that makes computer chips and parts
integration
unable to be absorbed or integrated into a system
acr: Vehicle Integrated System for Operational Readiness
system enhancing vehicle readiness and operations
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- French:système intégré, ...
- German:integriertes System, ...
- Italian:sistema integrato, ...
- Spanish:sistema integrado, ...
- Portuguese:sistema integrado, ...
- Chinese:集成系统, ...
- Japanese:統合システム, ...
- Arabic:نِظَام مُتَكَامِل, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲרֶכֶת מְשֻׁלֶּבֶת, ...
- Russian:интегрированная система, ...
- Ukrainian:інтегрована система, ...
- Hindi:एकीकृत प्रणाली, ...
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