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WAN
Wide area network.
WANS
Wide area networks is a network allowing the intercommunication and interconnection of a group of computers working over a long distance.
WATS
Wide-area telecommunications services. Please also see Wide-area telecommunications services.
W-CDMA
Wideband Code Division Multiple Access.
Wholesale service provider
The organisation that provides the computer servers that are needed for the playout of data and video and also the reception and the processing of responses from consumers via a modem. Subsequently the wholesale service provider may also provide other services to their retailers and retail service providers. For example, design and writing applications.
Wireless Access Protocol WAP
WAP was jointly developed in the mainstream of Internet standardisation activities, in 1999, notably, with the support of many vendors. WAP provides the basis for a host of brand new wireless information applications. It does so by offering a gateway that exists between the Internet and mobile telephones.Therefore if an application can be put onto the Internet, it can also be made available through WAP to mobile terminal users.
WO
Work Order.
Work Area
A work area exists In a premises distribution system amd contains stations and connections between stations and their telecommunications (information) outlets.
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