Abandonware	Any software, generally still protected by copyright, that's no longer sold or supported by the maker, but popular enough to be illegally "shared" by software pirates.
Adminisphere	The upper levels of management where big, impractical, and counterproductive decisions are made
Administrivia	On a Web site, it’s the odds and ends that don’t quite fit under a specific category or merit their own page.
Agency Integration	Operational transition following a sale or merger
AJAX	Group of interrelated web development techniques used for creating interactive web applications or rich Internet applications.
Al Desko	Saving time by eating at your desk
Adhocracy	An organization with little structure run by creating a series of temporary cross-functional teams to do specific tasks.
AOS	Average Order Size
Backup	An extra copy of a document, file or program.
Behavioural Targeting	Technique used by online publishers and advertisers to increase the effectiveness of their campaigns
Best Practices	an idea that asserts that there is a technique, method, process, activity, incentive or reward that is more effective at delivering a particular outcome than any other technique, method, process, etc
Binary	The binary system is a way of counting using just the two numbers 0 and 1.
Bit	A bit is an electronic signal which is either on (1) or off (0). It is the smallest unit of information the computer uses.
Black-Hat	A Hacker who uses his abilities for malicious purposes.
Bleeding Edge	Word that refers to technology that is so new
Blanding	Branding schemes that strip out any uniqueness in a corporate identity in order to appear to a larger audience
Blended Search	interfaces that expand the content of a search results page beyond text links to many kinds of content, such as maps, video, images, audio, news and blogs.
Bloatware	Software that has more features, buttons and capability than you'll ever need -- thanks to faster computer chips, cheap memory and big hard drives.
B2B2C	Now we have Business to Business to Consumer.
Backbone provider	A company that provides Internet access to Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Official name: Network Service Providers (NSPs).
Brain dump	Providing all of the information
Collaboration	recursive process where two or more people or organizations work together toward an intersection of common goals
Core Competency	Fundamental knowledge, ability, or expertise in a specific subject area or skill set.
Critical path	Determining the appropriate steps to take
Deep Dive	Asking for in-depth information or discussion on a subject
Defrag	Word that means to rearrange data files on a hard disk, but can also mean "to relax"
Delayering	Another word for rightsizing or downsizing
Download	Assess the facts of a particular situation
Drive	Word used in phrases such as "drive the project" or "drive the organisation"
Easy opportunities for new business	The amount of time and resources needed for a project
Exit Strategy	Pre-arranged plan whereby one leaves an awkward or uncomfortable situation with as much subtlety as possible.
Incent	Means 'to give incentives to; motivate'
Low-Hanging Fruit	Targets or goals which are easily achievable and which do not require a lot of effort.
Low-hanging fruit	Easy opportunities for new business
Narcissurfing	Googling yourself to see where, when, and how often you show up on the Internet
Paradigm Shifts	Has no real meaning, but people like to pretend it does.
Ping	To get someones attention, via email
Search Engine Optimization  (SEO)	The legitimate optimization of web sites for listing in search engines.
Smell test	Determining the potential success of a product; formerly “run it up the flag pole”
Watercooler games	Coworker discussions
Web 3.0	The third decade of the Web - evolution of the web
Webinar	A web-based seminar.
Workflow	A management word to describe a process in which they don’t understand.