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remote access

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remote access
The ability to log in to a computer or network within an organization from an external location. Remote access is typically accomplished via a connection to the Internet or by dialing directly via an analog modem. See VPN, remote control software and RAS.
remote access [ri′mōt ′ak‚ses]
(computer science)
Ability to gain entry to a computer system from a location some distance away.


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Company-owned laptops (63 percent) and smartphones (46 percent) were the leading devices supplied by companies to provide remote access to employees, the survey found.
Company-owned laptops (63 percent) and smartphones (46 percent) were the leading devices supplied by companies to provide remote access to employees, the survey found.
Data is essential to the day to day running of every business Ensuring its safety and security at all times is of paramount importance, which is why remote access solutions are being adopted by companies throughout the world Data is essential to the day to day running of every business.
 
 
 
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