Acronyms Beginning With C
Sales, marketing, and technology acronyms that begin with C
- Acronyms Beginning With C
CVV
A security feature found on credit and debit cards, used to prevent fraud during card-not-present transactions, such as online or over-the-phone purchases. It is typically a three- or four-digit code that acts as an additional verification step to confirm that the person making the transaction has the physical card in their possession. Key Points about CVV: Location on the Card:…
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CVV1
A security feature embedded within the magnetic stripe of a credit or debit card. It differs from the more commonly known CVV2 (the three-digit code on the back of the card) because it’s not visible. Instead, it is encrypted and used for verifying card authenticity during in-person, card-present transactions, such as those made with a magnetic stripe reader at a…
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CVV2
A security feature used in payment card transactions to help verify that the person making the transaction is in possession of the actual physical card. It is a three- or four-digit code found on the back of most credit and debit cards (except for American Express, where it is usually on the front). CVV2 Key Details Location on the Card:…
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CWaS
The delivery of data warehousing capabilities through a cloud-based, fully managed platform. Rather than investing in and maintaining on-premises infrastructure, organizations can use CWAS to store, manage, and analyze large volumes of structured and semi-structured data in a scalable and cost-effective environment. CWAS separates compute and storage resources at its core, allowing users to scale them independently based on demand.…
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CWV
A set of specific metrics that Google uses to measure the user experience of a website. These metrics quantify web performance and user interaction with a website. Core Web Vitals focus on three key areas: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP): LCP measures the time it takes for the largest content element, such as an image or a block of text, to…
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CX
A multifaceted concept referring to the overall perception and emotional response a customer has towards a company and its products or services. It encompasses all customer interactions with a brand, from initial awareness or discovery, through the purchasing process to post-purchase service and support. The focus on CX has grown significantly in recent years as businesses realize that providing a…
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CXL
A high-speed interconnect technology that provides a standardized, high-bandwidth, low-latency interface for communication between processors and accelerators in data centers and high-performance computing environments. CXL enables efficient and scalable communication between the central processing unit (CPU) and accelerators, such as graphics processing units (GPUs), field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), and other specialized processing elements. This allows for more efficient use of…
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CXM
The practice of managing and optimizing the interactions between a customer and a business across various touchpoints throughout the customer journey. The goal of CXM is to provide a positive, seamless, and consistent experience for the customer, which can lead to increased loyalty, higher customer lifetime value, and improved business performance. Some use cases of CXM include: Personalization: Using customer…
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CXO
The CXO is a relatively new but increasingly vital C-Suite position that focuses on holistically managing all people’s experiences with an organization. While traditional executives might focus on specific channels or departments, the CXO comprehensively considers how customers, employees, and other stakeholders interact with the company across every touchpoint and journey. At its core, the CXO role emerged from recognizing…
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CXP
Enterprise software that manages orchestrates and personalizes customer interactions across all touchpoints in their journey. Unlike traditional CRM systems that focus on storing customer data, CXPs actively shape how customers interact with your brand across digital and physical channels. Core Capabilities A CXP unifies three critical elements: data management, engagement tools, and analytics. It collects customer data from various sources,…
