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1 support team
An organization or group that is responsible for providing technical support. -
2 technical support
An organization or group that is responsible for providing technical support. -
3 change advisory board
"A formally constituted group of people representing service delivery and support functions that is responsible for assessing, planning, and authorizing changes to the IT environment." -
4 CAB
"A formally constituted group of people representing service delivery and support functions that is responsible for assessing, planning, and authorizing changes to the IT environment." -
5 Web component
"A software component that requires IIS. Web components include IIS Virtual Directory setup to support Address Book Server, the Web Conferencing Server (downloading of meeting content), and the IM Conferencing group expansion Web service."مكوّن ويب -
6 SSS
"The shared service that securely stores credential sets for external data sources and associates those credential sets to identities of individuals or to group identities. This service can be used to support a variety of solutions. For example, the stored credentials can be leveraged by certain applications to enable single sign-on." -
7 expert
I[΄ekspə:t] n մասնագետ, գիտակ, փոր ձագետ. medical expert բժշկական փոր ձագետ. a group of experts փորձագետների խումբ. expert witness փորձագետ վկա. an expert on economics տնտեսագիտության մասնագետII[΄ekspə:t] a փորձված, փորձառու, գիտակ. an expert driver/rider փորձված վա րորդ/ հեծյալ. an expert historian գիտակ պատմաբան. an expert mechanic որակյալ մեխանիկ. expert opinion գիտակների կարծիք. հմկրգ. expert knowledge փորձագիտական գի տե լիք. expert support system աջակցման համակարգ. expert user էքս պերտ օգտագործող
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support group — noun Date: 1969 a group of people with common experiences and concerns who provide emotional and moral support for one another … New Collegiate Dictionary
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