" Who controls the vocabulary , controls the knowledge " - FBC>s

Neet Not in Education, Employment, Training: young adults still living in their parent's home (UK) (see Kippers , Twixters )
negentropy order level (see entropy )
NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association (USA)
Nemawashi Japanese consensus-building to ensure intelligent growth
NEO Near Earth Object (could be a "geocruising " asteroid: risk of a serious damageable impact)(see NEAR)
Neologism Word invented to depict more adequately / precisely a new reality.
! The Global Language Monitor has announced that Web 2.0 has become the 1,000,000th English word
! added to the codex of fourteen hundred-year-old language (June 10, 2010 at 10:22 am GMT)
! English is currently generating about 14.7 words/day or one every 98 minutes (www.languagemonitor.com)
neo millennial multimedia learning style and model supposed to have emerged as from 1982
NEP New Economic Platform
nerd lonesome person having active intellectual activities. Now is it also applicable to informatics addicted individuals.
nerdspeak technically oriented language. See digispeak , Geekonics , geekspeak , Internetspeak
nerdy characteristic of what goes with nerd . Example: a nerdy tie
Net / NET Network (see NW, WEB)
.net .net domain (see DNS)
NetBook compact PC : originally built for surfing with an 8 to 13" screen (see smart phone )
Netentrepreneur entrepreneur on the NET
Netizen citizen of the Net
netlag physical side-effects resulting from an excessive netsurf activity. Something resembling the jetlag
NET-speak typically related to the NET jargon or words. Examples : Intranet, Extranet.
netsurf surfing on the net (see netlag )
NetWeaver SAP processes support that collect and transform data within the business intelligence (see BI)
Networking action of creating a NW. 2 main NW: (1) social NW (see SNA) in between persons and groups, (2) digital NW (see
social gaming , schmoozing )
Neural NW network of biological neurons or electronic elements simulating the neurons activities (see ANN, NI, NN)
Nevertiree person choosing never to retire (possibly coined by Barclay’s Wealth)(see neologism )
Nevertirement see Nevertiree (possibly coined by Barclay’s Wealth)
Nexus One Google phone
NFC Near Field Communication: technology to develop proximity transactions between mobiles and contactless readers
NFS NW File System. Allows files of another computer to be accessed and enables communication
between programs on different computers.
NFV Net Future Value (see NPV)
NGDM Next Generation Data Mining (see KM4.0, UKM)
NGG Next Generation Grids (see Grid Computing )
NGN Next Generation Network (sometimes it means New Generation in the Telecom domain)(see NGT)
NGNA Next Generation Network Architecture
NGO Non-Governmental Organization (see NPO)
NGOSS Next Generation Operational Systems and Software (OGSS)
NGT Next Generation Technology (see LTE)
NHIN National Health Information Network (USA)(see HHS, EHR)
NHPT Nine-Hole Peg Test (used in clinical assessments)(see PIH)
NI Neuro Informatic (see AI, ANN, AR, Bionics , neural NW , NN …)
nibble a 4 bits unit of information
NIC Network Interface Card
NIC Network Information Center (see ARPANET)
NICE No Inflation Continuous Expansion: the pre-2008 crisis period as designated by the economists.
NICs Newly Industrializing Countries (see Export lingo , NIE)
NIC3 Numerically Intensive Computing, a 1300 processors super-calculator (Liège, Belgium)
NIDS NW-based Intrusion Detection System (see HIDS, HIPS)
NIE Newly Industrializing Economy (see Export lingo , NICs)
NIH Not Invented Here (could lead to a syndrome: "that thing has no value as it's a NIH stuff "!)(see NOMA)
NIM NW Infrastructure Management
nimby not in my back yard (see pimby )
NINJA No Income No Job or Assets (borrowers without any …): related to the desastrous story of the "subprimes" crisis
NIPA National Income and Product Accounts (USA)
NIPC National Infrastructure Protection Center (USA)
NIR National Inventory Report
NIST National Institute of Standards & Technology. It has selected the AES (USA : http://cio.nist.gov/)
NIST-F1 NIST Cesium Fountain atomic clock (see UTC, http://tf.nist.gov/timefreq/service/time-computer.html)
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