computer server; a computer host or dedicated device that manages resources and provides services to users on a network

The sector of the economy that provides services rather than producing goods, including fields like retail, hospitality, and professional services.

waiter; waitress; attendant; customer service personnel

a place where assistance or maintenance is provided to customers or the public

A person who provides direct service to customers in a public place like a restaurant or hotel, often referring to a young waiter. Also written as [[服务员|服務員|fu2 wu4 yuan2]] or [[侍应生|侍應生|shi4 ying4 sheng1]].

services provided by a business after a purchase has been made, including delivery, installation, maintenance, and repairs

service charge; cover charge

A location or organization that provides specific services, such as technical support, information, or repairs; service station

Services provided to solve or prevent social problems, improve living conditions for disadvantaged groups, or promote social development.

The quality or characteristic of providing service; describes industries or roles that are service-oriented.

service, information, or reception desk at a hotel, restaurant, or other public place

a place that provides assistance or information to the public, such as a service desk or service office

An agency or organization established to provide services to others

labor or work services provided within an economic or professional context

(Taiwan) to provide a service at the customer's home or office; to make a house call

The National Health Service (NHS) of the United Kingdom

A computer or service that stores a database of hostnames and their corresponding IP addresses to provide lookup services.

(computing) a type of cloud computing service, often abbreviated as IaaS, that provides virtualized computing resources over the internet

Services that offer extra features beyond the basic utility of a product, particularly in telecommunications and finance

hotel turndown service, specifically referring to the evening preparation of a guest room by staff

waitress; stewardess; woman attendant or chambermaid

customer service; client service

the division or department within a company responsible for customer service

services provided to guests in their rooms at a hotel or similar lodging establishment

A person hired to perform household chores, such as cleaning, cooking, or childcare; housekeeper; babysitter; governess

to incorporate management into service; to prioritize service as the primary method of administration

government or agency assistance provided to help people find work and help employers find staff; job placement service; jobseeker assistance

(computing) a model of cloud computing often abbreviated as PaaS; platform as a service

A networking component or mechanism used to handle broadcast traffic and unknown destination addresses in an ATM network; also known as BUS

Refers to service staff welcoming customers with a smile and providing assistance with a kind and friendly attitude.

sexual service or prostitution

the commercial sex industry

a computer or software program that manages printing tasks on a network

A service that allows users to connect to a remote computer or the internet using a modem.

Integrated Services Digital Network; a telecommunications standard for digital transmission of voice and data

Integrated Services Digital Network; a set of communication standards for simultaneous digital transmission of voice, video, data, and other network services over the traditional circuits of the public switched telephone network

service personnel; attendant; staff member

A business or agency that provides services rather than manufacturing goods

a networking protocol used by servers to inform other devices of their available services on a network

an employee's attitude in attending to guests or customers; the overall quality of service provided

an entity or company that provides services to others, often used specifically for internet or telecommunications services

a person or organization that provides a service, such as a telecommunications company

The collective businesses and economic sectors that provide services rather than goods, such as hospitality, repairs, advertising, or tourism.

A set of rules or standards governing the behavior and responsibilities of staff in a service-oriented organization.

quality of service; QOS

trade in services, involving the exchange of intangible products like tourism, transport, and professional consulting between countries or regions

service department; a division or branch within an organization that provides services

social services carried out within a community to promote development, improve the environment, or increase welfare

(gaming) private server; server emulator