oem

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Original Equipment Manufacturer. A company that produces hardware to be sold under another company's brand. (Software with this label includes just a shrink-wrapped CD, without printed manual, without being inside a box, etc.)
Original Equipment Manufacturer
{i} company that produces equipment from components purchased in bulk from other manufacturers in order to assemble and market products under the brand name of another company
(Ticaret) (original equipment manufacturer) An organization that markets a product composed of components and subsystems manufactured by other companies under its own name and brand
{i} department trained to administrate in critical situations
Original Equipment Manufacturer The original manufacturer of a device used in the assembly of a PC
original equipment manufacturer; a company that manufactures a given piece of hardware (unlike a value-added reseller, which changes and repackages the hardware)
Abbreviation for original equipment manufacturer The manufacturer of any device that is designed and built to be distributed under the label of another company
An OEM (original equipment manufacturer) is a company that uses product components from one or more other companies to build a product that it sells under its own company name and brand
Original Equipment Manufacturer, that is people who buy in components in order to build systems for sale to end-users
Original equipment manufacturer (099)
(original equipment manufacturer) (n ) A manufacturer that sells equipment for resale under an end-equipment manufacturer's trademark or name
acroynm for original equipment manufacturer
Original Equipment Manufacturers
Original Equipment Manufacturer A Company that manufactures a given piece of hardware, unlike a value-added reseller, which changes and repackages the hardware
An original equipment manufacturer who incorporates an IdaTech fuel cell system or fuel processor into its equipment search
The term OEM means Original Equipment Manufacturers This refers to equipment or software that was provided, and not purchased by the user
is an abbreviation for original equipment manufacturer OEMs manufacture computer equipment which they sell to other computer makers and vendors who, in turn, sell it to end users The plotters in the lab are manufactured by Hewlett-Packard--in this case an OEM--who sells them to IBM IBM repackages the plotters and sells them to users
Original Equipment Manufacturer This is a designation for companies that manufacture equipment that is then marketed and sold off to other companies under their own names
Acronym for Original Equipment Manufacturer The original manufacturer of a hardware subsystem or component Fore example, Canon makes the print engine used in many laser printers, including those from Hewlett-Packard; in this case, Canon is the OEM and HP is a value-added reseller(VAR)
The maker of equipment that is marketed by another vendor, usually under the name of the reseller The OEM may only manufacture certain components, or complete computers, which are then often configured with software and/or other hardware by the reseller
n Original Equipment Manufacturer 1 n A manufacturer of unbranded products 2 A reseller that brands unbranded products 3 adj Unbranded 4 v To brand and resell an unbranded product By definition, no post-sale support or driver updates are available for OEM products
Original Equipment Manufacturer A company that sells products (including software) under its own label that include technology licensed from another vendor The original product name may or may not be retained
Original Equipment Manufacturer It refers to a component which is supplied without full consumer packaging at a lower cost
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)
(Otomotiv) Parts supplied by the original manufacturer of a particular vehicle
OEM market
(Reklam) OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturers. The OEM market consists of companies that use another company's product as a component in their own production. A manufacturer of ball bearings, for example, sells both to OEM customers who build the bearings into machines, and to end users who need the bearings as spare parts for machines that they have bought from the OEMs. Most manufacturing companies thus have an OEM market and a replacement market. The latter is usually called the MRO market or aftermarket