Nov 4, 2009 11:17
14 yrs ago
Greek term

υπερεταιρικος χρήστης

Greek to English Tech/Engineering Computers: Software computer software
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Discussion

Philip Lees Nov 5, 2009:
I don't know the English term for this, but I found a reference:

http://www.softone.gr/knowbase/WebHelp/S1help.html?10029

It appears that υπερεταιρικος χρήστης is a user who has wide access across an information system and is only one level below an administrator. Perhaps "super user", or something like that. Hang on ...

Proposed translations

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external user

A user external (to the company). Depending on context/text might also be correct to say "third party user".
Note from asker:
thanks
Peer comment(s):

disagree Philip Lees : See my discussion entry.
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power user

This was my first thought, then I decided it meant something different. However, the links I found suggest this might be what you want.
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2 days 6 hrs

corporate power user/corporate super user

the term corporate power user is widely used to indicate a person that requires top-of-the-line machines that are optimized for their work purposes

corporate super user is used in accounting & enterprise resource planning software (ERP) (e.g. in Oracle corporation products, WISE corporate e-banking system, etc.), so it might be more suitable in your case.

However, the Greek term could imply a user that operates outside a corporation, as opposed to internar network users. In this case, I suggest the term extra-corporate user, which is also pretty straightforward.

I hope this helps!!
Example sentence:

growth & development of extra-corporate users/development groups for corporate/client support

For those corporate power users lacking internal users groups, there is virtually but one option

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special corporate user

Δεν ξέρω αν είναι κατάλληλη η μετάφραση αλλά σε περίπτωση που θέλεις κάτι γενικότερο θα μπορούσε ίσως να ταιριάζει.
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