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ERAD

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ERADER Associated Protein Degradation (biology)
ERADEndoplasmic reticulum-associated protein degradation
ERADEnterprise Rapid Application Development
ERADEconomic and Regulatory Analysis Division (OPPE)
ERADEn Route Radar
ERADElectronic Route Availability Document (Central Flow Management Unit; Eurocontrol)
ERADException Reporting and Alarm Distribution
ERADEvaluation Research and Development
ERADEliminate Record Administration Duplication


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The ERAD (Enterprise Response, Auditing and Discovery) Series targets the needs of enterprise IT for incident response, information auditing and forensic discovery.
ERAD technology makes the development of distributed applications running on multiple, often geographically dispersed, computers as easy as developing software on a single machine.
Symantec's Visual Cafe for Java and Novera's jBusiness, combined with Alta's expertise in systems integration, together form the first real ERAD (Enterprise Rapid Application Development) solution," explains David Butler, vice president of marketing for Novera.
 
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