remote-access data processing
- noun
- Specialized
- With remote-access data processing, users can retrieve data from the main server through secure network connections.
Examples
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Remote-access data processing allows companies to centralize their databases while employees work from various locations.
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Many modern organizations rely on remote-access data processing to support their distributed workforces.
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The company utilizes remote-access data processing for efficiency.
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Have you ever tried remote-access data processing?
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Remote-access data processing enables teams to collaborate effectively, even when they are located in different cities.
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By implementing remote-access data processing, the organization improved its productivity by allowing employees to access information anytime, anywhere.
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Remote-access data processing facilitates real-time communication and data sharing between remote workers and centralized servers.
Synonyms
A way of handling data where parts run on different computers connected by a network
A system that processes information in different offices connected by phone or internet
The use of computers and networks to get and share data from far away
Surface Forms
Morphology
remote-access + data + processing
The phrase is compositionally built: 'remote-access' (access from a distance) modifies 'data processing' (processing of data), so the overall meaning — processing data via remote connection — can be directly derived from the constituent meanings. Although slightly technical, the compound follows standard English compounding patterns and is cross-linguistically transparent, so a B1 learner who knows the parts should understand it.
Etymology
Remote-access data processing comes from the image of a central computer room doing the work while people in remote offices far away access it over wires to send their data to be processed. So, the phrase means 'processing data' with some parts done in different places that are connected by networks.