e-Services offered by Telecentres
Typical e-services provided by Nanasalas include:
- E-mail – sending and receiving letters over the
Internet, using private e-mail addresses and online mailboxes
- Chat, video conversations,VoIP – Real-time, two-way or group communication, audio and image communication
- Telework – individuals working from home or in a communal workplace
via Internet infrastructure and services
- Virtual office use – Collective use of distant computing resources and
office applications by authorized participants, the support of their cooperation with suitable software
- E-learning – distance learning away from the educational institution via
the Internet
- Distance administration, e-government, virtual customer service – arranging
official and business affairs over the Internet, sending documents electronically, and using electronic signatures
- E-commerce, e-business – buying and selling over the Internet, ordering
and paying for goods, support for electronic business with the use of
e-business software
- Telebanking, home banking – conducting bank affairs over the Internet,
including bank account transfers, account management, balances
enquiries, etc.
- Telemedicine, distance treatment – communication of health data measured by medical equipment; requests for professional medical opinions
and advice over the Internet
- Televoting, e-democracy – registering public opinion on the Internet,
exchanging ideas in Internet forums; voting on certain issues
- Teleconsulting – giving and receiving professional and expert consultation
over the Internet
- Teleconferencing – participating and sharing opinions in real or virtual
conferences and discussions, via relaying of audio and video, and presentations and documents over the Internet
- Web games, network games – group games and competitions on the
Internet
- Distance supervision, distance maintenance – surveillance of the security
state of computers and local networks; correcting possible software errors
via the Internet
- Distance surveillance,alert systems – surveillance of alarm systems over the
Internet, alerting and taking security measures, and sending alerts over
the Internet, via telephone or other means
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