Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
I.T.
English answer:
Information Technology
English term
Italy
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Native in: Italian 
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I.T. (in context...)
"allows you to integrate your favorite applications without the need for I.T. support, offering a personalized "Mobile office" at your fingertips wherever you go. "
What does I.T. stand for? Information Technology??
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Information Technology
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Note added at 2004-01-04 11:27:52 (GMT)
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Hi Elena,
It definitely looks like Information Technology (IT) and I wouldn\'t translate it as anything else unless the text specifically says so. Information Technology support would make sense here.
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Native in: English
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Information Technology or Information Systems
In this context the sense is any ordinary department can set up this capability without waiting around for programmers or technical assistance from another department. That is the technology is easy to use and the instructions are clear.
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