APPLICABLE CONVENTION
An international agreement that clears up any linguistic concerns about words in a case.
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An international agreement that clears up any linguistic concerns about words in a case.
A decision or order that decides the standing of a case.
A scale with numbers that is used to determine charges, tax, and other cost issues.
A request written when work is performed and compensation is due.
A program that makes applications to run on a platform.
A statement that addresses sources and their use for liquid funds and working capital.
Grouping two or more programs to do a specific operation.
The testing and monitoring of a companies computers and their software. It is used to fix problems and manage performance.
A program that is complete and performs its task but does not perform maintenance. The slang term for this is an app. AKA application software.
Software routines, tools, and procedures that are grouped to be building blocks in developing an app for a platform. Its an interface that lets different programs work together.
A computer that has app programs to serve the client computer when the request is put in by other network users.
A company that provides computer services to their clients. The network is used to access software that the client needs for its use.
When a network allows more than two users to have access to programs.
A circuit that performs only one purpose. They are combined to do complex tasks.
A program whose base is in software or the web that is an interface for a task. They can be on a hard drive, the internet, or through a smart phone.
A cost that an activity or product incurs in overhead. It may or may not be based on the actual cost.
1. an evaluation done to determine an items worth. 2. when an appraiser assesses market value, estimates damage, and determines loss. It is written and effects the value of the property. AKA
In property insurance the insured or insurer can demand an appraisal for property damaged to justify a claim.
A charge that an appraiser estimates for market value. The fee is based on the value or it can be fixed.
When an asset’s value increases due to improvements or additions.
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