Non-Identifying Information: The medical and social history along with other information exchanged between birth parents and adoptive parents without using names, addresses or other identifying information of both parties.

 

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Non-Identifying Information: The medical and social history along with other information exchanged between birth parents and adoptive parents without using names, addresses or other identifying information of both parties.

Internet Information Server (IIS): A Web server that runs on the Windows NT/2000 platforms. It allows the creation of web-based applications. IIS provides both FTP server and web server capability.

IX (Information Exchange): Ability of aps film to communicate with devices, and devices to communicate with film.

Limit Order Information System: The electronic system supplying information about securities traded on participating exchanges so that the best securities prices can be found.

Intermarket Surveillance Information System (ISIS): A database that distributes information from all the major stock exchanges in the United States.

Insider Information: Refers to over-the-counter trading. Best (highest) bid and best (lowest) offer, often used in the O.T.C. Market. See: In-line.

Information-Motivated Trades: Trades that are the result of either a reallocation of wealth or an implementation of an investment strategy that acts only on existing information.

Informational Efficiency: Organizations that furnish investment and other types of information, such as information that helps a firm monitor its cash position.

Informationless Trades: The speed and accuracy with which prices reflect new information.

National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA): The federal government's executive branch advisory committee for telecommunications.