Throughput

[Justin Bieber]

Throughput refers to how much data can be transferred from one location to another in a given amount of time. It is used to measure the performance of hard drives and RAM, as well as Internet and network connections.

For example, a hard drive that has a maximum transfer rate of 100 Mbps has twice the throughput of a drive that can only transfer data at 50 Mbps. Similarly, a 54 Mbps wireless connection has roughly 5 times as much throughput as a 11 Mbps connection. However, the actual data transfer speed may be limited by other factors such as the Internet connection speed and other network traffic. Therefore, it is good to remember that the maximum throughput of a device or network may be significantly higher than the actual throughput achieved in everyday use.

[Jason Yan]

When the desired outcome does not meet THE BOSS intent.

An imaginary term that applies to [everything and nothing].

Easy term used in [shifting] blame to a [subordinate].

[Ernesto]

The amount of material or items passing through a system or process.

[Oralee]

The products received, stored and shipped by a distribution center.

[Sommer]

an amount of work, etc. done in a particular period of time: