SSK definition

SSK means the Software security activation key (a unique code, specific to the Computer the On- Premises Software is installed on), with either a perpetual term or a set term that expires at the end of each Subscription Term, that allows Customer to activate the Software license.
SSK means self-service kiosk.
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More Definitions of SSK

SSK means Sentraal-Suid Co-operative Limited, an agricultural co-operative with limited liability originally incorporated in terms of the provisions of the Co-operative Act No. 91 of 1981 and which continues as such under the Co-operatives Act, with registration number 1943/000002/24;

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