(User) Opposite of Records Administrator user. Typically, a user of the host application, MS Office desktop applications, email, etc. A creator of electronic records, and a contributor to the collection of e-Records via the declare/classify process. A Records manager user is also an end user, but an end user is not a Records Manager user.
The individual or group who will use the system for its intended operation al use when it is deployed in its environment. [D05177] SA-CMM
In this document, always a person. An end user is the final link in the customer service request or computer program usage chain.
A firm or individual that purchases products for its own consumption and not for resale (i.e., an ultimate consumer).
the role that is played by a person who uses an application for personal or business reasons (but who neither supports, maintains, nor operates the application).
A person at a terminal, a device, or a program running in a processor that interacts with the network to obtain a service provided by the network. An end user is the source and destination of application data flowing through the network.
Refers to the person who uses the application program to produce their own results.
In the AR System, an end user is the person who is responsible for notifying support staff of problems and service requests by submitting ARs.
general reference to a person who uses computers for one or more common purposes, such as for office applications and decision-making activities.
Any customer of a telecommunications service that is not a carrier, except for the following exceptions: A carrier other than a telephone service provider is considered to be an "end user," when the carrier uses a telecommunications service for administrative purposes. A person or entity that offers telecommunications services exclusively as a Reseller is considered to be an "end user" if all resale transmissions offered by the reseller originate on the premises of the reseller.
A counterparty who intends to own the position. Contrast with a counterparty such as a dealer who intends to sell the position to an end user.
The ultimate user of a product or service.
A person who uses (but does not necessarily pay for) products and services, e.g. a person called by a paying customer. Users are usually people, but could also be computers, objects, switches or other types of computer systems or communication equipment.
For whom the services are provided
An end user who uses a hardware device, such as a laptop, PDA, or web-enabled cell phone, to access the Internet through the BBSM server. The term is used interchangeably with the word user.
The ultimate destination of data in a communications network. An end user can be a human user, a peripheral device (like a printer or a terminal), or an application program.
A person who uses a distributed application, often through a graphical user interface, such as an Internet browser or mobile device GUI. the number of concurrent end users supported by an application is an important determinant of the deployment architecture of the application.
the ultimate user for which something is intended
a licensee that generally intends to use the information or the informational rights in its own internal business or personal affairs
an individual who runs an application program
a single user of this product who is using the application for internal business purposes only
Individuals who will directly depend on and use information contained in the new system. End users will use OMNI for data entry, viewing sets of information, running reports, managing business processes, etc.
The ultimate recipient and/or user of the information products broadcast by the GBS.
The ultimate consumer of a product, especially the one for whom the product has been designed. End-users for a patient management application include physicians, nurses, epidemiologists, outreach workers and health care providers.
Any single entity or individual who buys directly from Repacorp label Products with the sole purpose of using those products and services. End users are not authorized to resell products or services purchased from Repacorp Label Products.
End users are the front-line people in the government. They generally know what their requirements and specifications are for a particular product, and communicate these requirements to official buyers. End users may even express a preference for a particular model or brand or vendor. In micro purchases, the end user may actually be the buyer.
The ultimate consumer of a service.
Another term for wireless subscriber, end users are people and/or entities that utilize short codes for communication with applications.
A WebDB user who executes a component. The user has been granted execute privileges by the owner of the component.
The person for whom a system is being developed; for example, an airline reservations clerk is an end user of an airline reservations system. See also SQL*Plus.
The individual for whom a particular technology or website is designed. Students are the end users of online learning materials.
Person who ultimately uses the computer application or output.
The consumer or user of software program. The people actually using it. E.g. Web site visitors.
Refers to the human executing applications on the workstation.
The person for whom a particular technology is designed; the individual who uses the technology for its designated purpose. In e-learning, the end user is usually the student.
In the context of Web Sites, an end user is the person that a Web Site is designed for. The person who will be using it when it's done. Generally, the terms "user" and "end user" mean the same thing.
A user of an application program. Typically, the term means that the person is not a computer programmer. A person who uses a computer as part of their daily life or daily work, but is not interested in computers per se.
the primary target user of a system, usually assumed to be the least computer-savvy among users. The system administrator, for instance, would be considered a valid user of the software, but wouldn't generally be considered the end user except for system administration software.
That would be you, our customer. Because the vendors write their portion of the log for us, and they consider us their customer, they refer to you as the E/U, or end user.
A natural person who makes use of resources for application purposes.
The end user is the party that is the initial owner of the construction project. This party may occupy the building, lease, or resell the completed structure.
The person who actually uses an application, as opposed to the customer, who pays for it.
The main user of a company phone.
The final user of the computer software. The end user is the individual who uses the product after it has been fully developed and marketed.
Library user who requests and uses information obtained from an online search.
The final or ultimate user of a computer system. The end user is the individual who uses the software after it has been fully developed.
A person who uses SmarterMail to send and receive mail, or to manage a domain consisting of other end user email accounts.
The person or persons who will be using a particular technology and for whom it is designed.
A library user who requests an online database search; nonlibrarian who conducts his/her own online searches.
