04:22 Jun 16, 2014 |
English to Croatian translations [PRO] Law/Patents - IT (Information Technology) / service agreement | |||||||
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4 | svi podaci/informacije potrebni poduzeću (u određeno vrijeme) da bi (se) poslovalo |
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svi podaci/informacije potrebni poduzeću (u određeno vrijeme) da bi (se) poslovalo Explanation: svi podaci (sve informacije) koji poduzeću trebaju/kojima raspolaže (u određeno vrijeme) da bi poslovalo s određenom osobom ili organizacijom Identity Business Traditionally (in IT), Identity is the answer to questions such as: 'Who is this customer?' or 'Who is this supplier?', and the answer was a name. Currently, Identity includes all information a business3 may need in dealing with its customers, suppliers etc. For example, if a business needs to send letters to an entity, then name and address will be part of its Identity. Note that as the business continuously improves its processes, its need for information changes over time, Identities change as well. For example, when email became available, Identities came to include one or more email addresses. Thus: The Identity of a person or organisation, from the perspective of a given business, consists of all data (information) that this business needs or has at that particular point in time for dealing with that specific person or organisation4. 3 In this article, governmental organizations are also considered to run a business, with individual people as well as organizations playing the roles of customers, suppliers, etc. 4 A person or organization thus has as many Identities as there are businesses that have information about them. https://www.tno.nl/downloads/comparing_identity_management_f... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 uren (2014-06-16 07:32:50 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- U slučaju nedoumice, predlažem da se raspitate da li se tu stvarno radi o "zatipku", tj. tipfeleru |
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