What is Client

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A client is someone who wants to know or do something about a situation and has the power to commission a problem-solving activity (in case decision support is sought, they are the ones who have asked for such help). Learn more in: The Mythical Decision Maker: Models of Roles in Decision Making

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Someone who receives professional services from an organization. Learn more in: Project Planning, Management, Monitoring, and More

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In this context, the entity that has signed up for and is a paid customer of a provider. Learn more in: Security and Compliance: IaaS, PaaS, and Hybrid Cloud

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A computer that downloads files or requests documents or services from a file server. Learn more in: Download Delay, Tolerable Wait Time, and Online Learning

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A client is a computer which generally forward the request or receiving the response from the server. Therefore a client is a commodity which utilizes the services made available by the server. A server can also be a client for some other server. Learn more in: BDS: Browser Dependent XSS Sanitizer

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A role performed by a resource C in an interaction with another S , which involves making a request to S and typically waiting for a response. Learn more in: Improving the Integration of Distributed Applications

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The actual user claiming the identity. Learn more in: Brain Prints for Biometrics

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In this work, it refers to customers who pay for good and services. Learn more in: Agent-Facilitated Virtual Marketplace for Airline Ticketing

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User of the Internet-based laboratory facility. Learn more in: The Modular Design of an Internet-Based Laboratory

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A software program that is used to contact and obtain data from a server over a computer network on the Internet. Learn more in: Enhancing Learner-Centered Instruction through Tutorial Management Using Cloud Computing

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A software program which implements certain P2P protocol(s) and acts as an interface because a user and the P2P network. Learn more in: Forensic Investigation of Peer-to-Peer Networks

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Someone demanding social service due to his problems and needs. Learn more in: Using Psychodrama in the Field of Social Work

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The person who goes to therapy in order to develop and change. By using the term client instead of patient , the therapists create a relationship that is not about curing an illness, but about helping the person achieve their best solution for their problems. Learn more in: Ethical Issues in Couple and Family Research and Therapy

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Is the program that once installed on the computer used to access the virtual universe of SecondLife®. The SecondLife® (also called Viewer, ie viewer or viewer) client is a free download from the download page on www.secondlife.com AU29: The URL www.secondlife.com has been redirected to http://secondlife.com/. Please verify the URL. . Learn more in: Virtual Learning Environments for a New Teaching Methodology

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A role performed by a resource C in an interaction with another S , which involves making a request to S and typically waiting for a response. Learn more in: Lowering Coupling in Distributed Applications With Compliance and Conformance

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Any device or person who makes request to access resource on the Internet and receives the response from the server. Learn more in: Auditing Defense against XSS Worms in Online Social Network-Based Web Applications

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In this work, it refers to customers who pay for good and services. Learn more in: A Virtual Community for Mobile Agents

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Software component that can invoke an operation from a server. Learn more in: New Model for Geospatial Coverages in JSON: Coverage Implementation Schema and Its Implementation With JavaScript

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A node that makes request of services in a network or that uses resources available through the servers. Learn more in: Investigation of Software Reliability Prediction Using Statistical and Machine Learning Methods

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A client is a computer, other device, or application that receives services from a server. Learn more in: Network-Based Information System Model for Research

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The client is the person or organisation responsible for initiating and financing the building work. This person or organisation is also called the ‘developer’, ‘building owner’ or ‘proprietor’. Learn more in: A BIM Based Application to Support Cost Feasible ‘Green Building' Concept Decisions

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An application that is interested in or requires some other application to perform some type of work for the client (Intel). Learn more in: Context-Aware Service Discovery in Ubiquitous Computing

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The person undergoing therapy. Therapists typically differentiate between three types of clients: adults, adolescents, and children. In this chapter, client generally refers to an adolescent client. Learn more in: Designing Mobile Applications to Support Mental Health Interventions