DCOM

DCOM, or Distributed Component Object Model, is a Microsoft technology that allows software components on different computers to communicate and work together seamlessly over a network. It enables applications to share data and services without needing to be on the same machine, facilitating distributed computing. Think of DCOM as a way to connect remote parts of software systems securely and efficiently, making complex, multi-machine applications possible. It manages the communication, security, and data exchange between these components, ensuring they function as a cohesive system across different computers.