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end-user

adjective[ before noun ]
They participate in all stages of the software development, from requirement analysis, design and testing to end-user training.

Examples of end user

end user
At the client end of the system runs software that the enduser interacts with.
The guides were intended for the enduser who will make decisions at the local level.
These systems also allow the transfer of scientific information to the enduser more directly through decision support tools and expert systems.
Agricultural production systems: technology, complexity and change system8,9 in which the problem is identified and technology developed for delivery to the enduser.
All the earlier phases can be seen as support phases for the eventual enactment of process models in enduser applications.
It is to be defined by the enduser according to the geometric shape of the end effector.
The format in which that evidence is presented should ideally be tailored to the particular needs of the enduser.
A key consideration is the suitability of the reviews for the enduser and for the purpose to which they will be applied.
Although there is a development cost, the system entails no software cost to the enduser or performer wishing to use it.
The enduser can access the model by editing independent parameters.
And the ideal question answering system would be able to retrieve and merge these answers into the appropriate (multimedia) form for the enduser.
The final class of user is the enduser, the individual for whom the robot will provide assistance.
From the initial specifications, designers elaborate a project concept that is discussed by the design team and the enduser.
This causes the download process to appear faster to the enduser.
It would need to be more selective, and allow the enduser to partition knowledge of one application from that of another.
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