a person who uses an item of commerce for its designed purpose; -- contrasted with those who produce or resell the item or incorporate the item into another product.
The audience, the 'market', the people for whom a certain product/web site/activity is intended.
The ultimate consumer of petroleum products or natural gas; most commonly refers to large commercial, industrial, or utility consumers.
An entity which is the ultimate consumer for natural gas. An end-user purchases the gas for consumption but not for resale purposes.
the person who uses the software as a tool for his/her work. The end-user may differ from the customer, who might buy the product, but won’t necessarily use it.
The premises occupant who uses and pays the monthly charges for the services received, and does not resell it to others.
The ulitimate consumer on an energy commodity; often used to differentiate large industrial buyers from wholesalers and distribution companies.
Customers who directly interact with help desk or call center software products. These may include personnel within your company or external clients who use the software to contact a call center, internal support desk, or external help desk.
the individual or company that actually uses the advertiser's product or service.
The person or company which ultimately makes productive use of a software application. Typically, this is the person who has data that they want moved from one point to another. This may be distinct from a developer, who integrates MTP into their application, or a service provider, who deploys MTP applications for use by others.
The person or company who is the ultimate recipient of information. Sometimes information passes a number of different processes before reaching the "end user".
A retail customer of a natural gas or electricity product or service.
The ultimate consumer - a business or individual that purchases electricity for its own consumption
The person who uses a particular product, i.e. the ultimate customer as opposed to a reseller.
One who actually consumes energy, as opposed to one who sells or re-sells it.
The final buyer of the product who purchases the product for immediate use.
A business that receives a consumer file and uses it to make housing or employment decisions based on the information contained in the file.
The person who actually uses a product, whether or not they are the one who purchased the product.
Purchaser of a promotional product. The recipient is one it's given to .
The person abroad that receives and ultimately uses the exported or reexported items. The end-user is not a forwarding agent or intermediary, but may be the purchaser or ultimate consignee.
Any party who adopts or uses the research results e.g., consumer of the research either through direct or indirect contact, including groups, such as local authorities, individuals, organisations, and other research organisations.
If a company made an inquiry to a consumer's credit report for someone else, this is the name of the person who originally requested the report.
A consumer that uses electricity. An end-user purchases the electricity for consumption, but not for resale.
The end-user is the customer, consumer or person who uses a given product. The end-user is a more precise term than Consumer, because a consumer may be a retail buyer, distributor, etc., who may never actually use the product. Like the Consumer the end-user may not always be the only customer. See: Consumer
The end user is a popular concept in software engineering, referring to an abstraction of the group of persons who will ultimately operate a piece of software (i.e. the expected user or target-user).