application-packaging

Vocabulary Word

Definition

In tech world, 'application packaging' refers to the process of bundling everything needed for a software program to run on a computer system into a single package. This makes it easier and faster to install and manage the program.

Examples in Different Contexts

In enterprise IT, 'application packaging' involves preparing applications for distribution and installation on corporate devices, including configuration settings and policies. An IT manager might explain, 'Effective application packaging allows us to manage software installations and updates centrally, reducing IT overhead.'

Practice Scenarios

Tech

Scenario:

We really need to standardize our software installations across the project teams. So, each person can work efficiently without wasting time on setup process.

Response:

That’s a great suggestion. Leveraging application packaging will certainly help us in standardizing software installations across the teams.

Business

Scenario:

The new CRM software we're rolling out is powerful but complex. We'll need to make sure its installation doesn't become a bottleneck.

Response:

We can aim to simplify the CRM software installation by using application packaging, to avoid any setup issues.