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=Basics=
*An acronym for Commercial (or sometimes Commodity/Common) Off-The Shelf
*Essentially anything that is
**Readily available, procurable
**Standard solution to the need
*A simple example would be a store bought screw that adheres to a norm (ISO, EN, DIN)
*This specific term is also heavily used in the commercial law/government sectors during [[Procurement]]


Commercial/Commodity/Common Off-The Shelf
=Software-Context=
*A [[non-developmental item]] (NDI)
*vs. custom software
*An example would be shrink-wrapped software like Microsoft Word
*Need to find the word for the s


* readily available, procurable
=Internal Links=
* standard solution
*[[BOM]]
* e.g., a screw that adheres to a norm (ISO, EN, DIN)
*[[Modular Programming]] / [[Modular Design]]


==software-context==
=External Links=
* a [[non-developmental item]] (NDI)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commercial_off_the_shelf The Wikipedia Page on COTS]
* vs. custom software
*[https://resources.sei.cmu.edu/library/results.cfm#stq=COTS&stp=1 COTS-related research of the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) ]
* e.g., shrink-wrapped software like Microsoft Word
 
* COTS-related research of the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) [[https://resources.sei.cmu.edu/library/results.cfm#stq=COTS&stp=1]]
[[Category: Abbreviations, Jargon, and Terminology]]

Latest revision as of 18:45, 10 April 2021

Basics

  • An acronym for Commercial (or sometimes Commodity/Common) Off-The Shelf
  • Essentially anything that is
    • Readily available, procurable
    • Standard solution to the need
  • A simple example would be a store bought screw that adheres to a norm (ISO, EN, DIN)
  • This specific term is also heavily used in the commercial law/government sectors during Procurement

Software-Context

  • A non-developmental item (NDI)
  • vs. custom software
  • An example would be shrink-wrapped software like Microsoft Word
  • Need to find the word for the s

Internal Links

External Links