In English law . Idlers; vagabonds.

Spatial adjusting between certain characters along a text line. Natural shape and slope improve character appearance. Letter combinations like WA and VA look awkward and slow smooth eye flow along […]

Res mobiles . In the civil law . Movable things; things which may be transported from one place to another, without injury to their substance and form. Things corresponding with […]

A wharf for the lading and unlading of merchandise from vessels. More com- monly spelled “quay.” An instrument for fastening and opening a lock. This appears as an English word […]

Essential, main employee stakeholder in corporate operations. May be an officer with voting rights able to influence the company. Any employee owning company assets 5% or more of the total […]

Copy or copies of a code, password, or secret key protected by a third party for use in an emergency or when the originals) is(are) lost. Escrowed items may be […]

Organization ‘s and Labor market ‘s common jobs used to determine general pay scales. Clerks, drivers, janitors, and secretaries are examples of common jobs.

For encryption-decryption security, private decryption keys have no expiration, an indefinite lifetime. Secret keys, however, have terminal lifetimes that need to be defined in an organization ‘s security policy .

The effect losing one important member of the team causes.

Deposit on a leased property paid by the lessee.

Key business statistics as measures of a firm’s performance in critical areas. Typically, monitoring is essential for such business activities that would likely cause severe losses or outright failure if […]

Individual whose loss may cripple an organization . Knowledge, creativity, inspiration, reputation, and/or skills are essential assets for organizational viability and growth.

Life and/or disability insurance . Loss of profit, goodwill, or increased expenses are mitigated with coverage of one or more key employees. Search and training a successor for a key […]

Customer service and satisfaction , competitive advantage , and strategic success are essential business workflows In management’s view.

Keyboard or keypad driven computerized data entry. Prior to PCs, to issue commands or store data in the era of mini or mainframe computers, key punching was actual punching of […]

Business analysts evaluate a firm’s financial position and income using these financial performance measures. They are reliably indicate management competence, specifically when compared to previous periods or against a competitor’s […]

Security scheme requiring unifying parts so that a decryption key can be used. Separated parts occur by dividing a code number or decryption algorithm into two or more parts so […]

Typically employed in managerial or supervisory level employee training. Determining the level of performance required, time taken, quality of outcome, and total job or project quality by the study of […]

Alternative to a private branch exchange (PBX) phone system, smaller, cheaper, but less flexible. Allows a caller to directly select outgoing lines, incoming calls, or use intercom and conference facilities […]

Telex machine wire fund transfer messages authenticated using code (key) numbers. Contrast to modern digital data transfer. .

councillor, and was anciently called ” clerk of the privy seal ,” but is now generally called the “lord privy seal.” Brown.

A toll paid for loading and unloading merchandise at a key or wharf. Rowan v. Portland, 8 B. Mou. (Ky.) 253.KEYS 687 KING’S BENCH

Computer-system external input device for data entry. It could be to a mobile device, a personal computer, or any other electronic machine. This device has keys with alphabetic, numerical, and […]

Print ad coded in an advertisement address to identify the source of the query or order. The words ‘Dept. DN’, for example, may indicate ad placements in a newspaper named […]

Supporter of governmental economic intervention by public policies driving for full employment and price stability . A follower of John Maynard Keynes, a believer in his economic principles.