CCVerknüpfung

CCVerknüpfung is a term originating from German that can be translated as "CC linkage" or "CC connection". It refers to a process or mechanism by which two or more entities, often in a technical or administrative context, are linked or associated through a "CC" designation. This "CC" typically signifies a Carbon Copy, a common feature in email communication where a recipient is included for informational purposes without being the primary addressee.

In practice, a CCVerknüpfung might describe how information is shared or how a process is managed by ensuring specific individuals or systems are kept informed, similar to receiving a carbon copy of a document. This can be relevant in workflows, project management, or notification systems. The concept emphasizes the distribution of information to secondary parties who need to be aware of an event or communication but are not directly responsible for acting upon it. The exact implementation and meaning of CCVerknüpfung can vary depending on the specific system or context in which it is used, but the core idea remains the intentional inclusion of additional parties for awareness.