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• E-Commerce

  E-commerce refers to the process of buying and selling products or services over the internet. It works like a store, but instead of having a physical location, it's available through a website or app. Customers can browse products, place orders, and make payments from anywhere using a computer, smartphone, tablet, or even a smartwatch. For businesses, e-commerce makes it possible to reach more people without needing a physical storefront, streamlining the entire sales process in a fast, convenient, and secure way.

• Endpoints

  Endpoints are all the devices that connect to a network and allow communication between users and systems. These can include computers, smartphones, tablets, printers, and even smartwatches. They are typically used by end users to access resources and services within a company. As entry and exit points for data, they represent one of the main targets for cybercriminals. If just one of these devices is left unprotected, it can compromise the security of the entire network. That’s why endpoint security solutions are essential.

• Enterprise Resource Planning

  Type of software used by organizations to manage and integrate the core parts of their businesses. An ERP software system helps streamline processes by collecting, storing, managing, and interpreting data from various business activities, such as accounting, procurement, supply chain management, and human resources. It allows for improved decision-making and greater operational efficiency by providing a unified view of business operations. ERPs are essential for businesses looking to automate processes and ensure consistency across departments.