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== Communications and telephony== * [[Session Initiation Protocol]] (SIP), a communications protocol for signaling and controlling multimedia communication sessions, including voice over IP ===Networking=== * [[Service Improvement Plan]], a former program to provide a defined level of basic telephone service to all Canadians * [[Standard Interchange Protocol]], in library systems * System Information Packet, in the [[DMX512]] standard for stage lighting control * [[Session Initiation Protocol]], a signaling protocol most commonly used in [[Voice over IP|Internet Telephony]] ===Software=== * [[SIP (software)]], a tool which generates C++ interface code for the programming language Python * [[Scilab Image Processing]], an image processing toolbox * [[Soft Input Panel]], on-screen input method for devices without standard keyboards <!--* [[System Idle Process]], a process in Windows NT-based operating systems (fails [[WP:DABACRO]])--> * Submission Information Packages, in the Open Archival Information System Reference Model; see [[Open Archival Information System#The OAIS environment and information model]] * [[System Integrity Protection]], a security feature of OS X El Capitan by Apple ===Semiconductors=== * [[Semiconductor intellectual property]], a business model for licensing intellectual property * [[Single in-line package]], for packaging electronic components * [[System in package]], chip technology, also known as a chip stack multi-chip module * [[Silicon photonics]], silicon semiconductor used as an optical medium
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