Customer Service Glossary
| Name |
Description |
| Validators | Validators are programmes that check web pages to ensure that they comply with certain guidelines or standards. |
| Vertical Portal (Vortal) | An eGovernment portal through which users can interact with multiple government agencies through a single site. Example: Maine’s Rapid Renewal portal allows constituents in more than 130 municipalities to both process vehicle registration renewals and p s |
| Virtual keyboard | A virtual keyboard is displayed on the screen by the software. The operation of such keyboards is often possible with fewer keys and a scan mode. Virtual keyboards are often used where the users cannot use a normal keyboard or only use it with difficulty. |
| Virtual Post Office | _ VPS |
| VIRUS | software, usually originating in the Internet, that infiltrates a PC, |
| Virus | _Computer virus |
| VULNERABILITY | a weakness in a system that can be exploited to violate the |
| Value chain | Value chain categorises the generic value-adding sequence of activities of an organisation. |
| Virtual Townhall Information Systems | Virtual Townhall Information Systems are a collection of applications and information systems that offer to comprehensive support for the work of senates and other governing bodies in cities and municipalities through ICT. Functionalities cover the manage |
| Virtuelle Poststelle | The Virtual Post Office (VPS) (also called the basic component of data security) is a standard solution for the centralized and automated implementation of cryptography processes during electronic communication between citizens or companies and private au |
| V-Modell XT | The V-Model XT is an example of a software engineering concept. It offers a flexible process model for the planning and implementation of ICT projects. One basic element is the introduction of standardized approaches and their respective results as well a |
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