Adresbare

Adresbare is a term used in Dutch-language contexts to describe the capability of a system or component to be uniquely identified and accessed within a larger network or data architecture. It is a descriptive attribute rather than the name of a company or product, and is applied across technology, marketing, and data management domains.

In information technology and data systems, addressability refers to the ability to reach a resource by a unique address or identifier, such as an IP address, MAC address, or data key. Addressable resources can be discovered, retrieved, updated, or controlled without ambiguity, enabling fine-grained operations within complex environments.

In digital marketing, addressable concepts refer to delivering content to specific audiences or individuals based on data signals to improve relevance and effectiveness. In the Internet of Things, addressable devices can be individually monitored and controlled, supporting remote configuration and automation.

Key considerations for addressable systems include security and privacy, since direct access to many elements increases risk if not properly protected. Interoperability and standardization are also important, along with governance of identity management and access control to maintain trust in addressable ecosystems.

See also: addressable advertising, addressable media, Internet of Things, digital identity, device management.