Traduction de «enterprise-wide system » (Anglais → Français) :

government-wide system [ enterprise-wide system ]

corporate WAN | corporate wide area network | enterprise WAN | enterprise wide area network | business WAN | business wide area network

corporate e-learning [ enterprise-wide e-learning | enterprise-wide online learning ]

enterprise data warehouse | EDW | corporate data warehouse | enterprise warehouse | enterprise-wide data warehouse | corporate warehouse

Enterprise-Wide Electronic Messaging System

enterprise computing | enterprise-wide computing | corporate computing | corporate network computing

Towards Europe-Wide Systems and Services - Green Paper on a common approach in the field of satellite communications in the European Community

maintain standard enterprise resource planning system | manage standard enterprise resource planning systems | manage standard enterprise resource planning system | regulate standard enterprise resource planning system

global radio-navigation system | world-wide radio-navigation system

Global Information and Early Warning System for Food and Agriculture | world-wide information and early warning system on food and agriculture | GIEWS [Abbr.]

Technology-related initiatives in the coming years will include the ongoing lifecycle management and modernization of information technology systems and applications architecture in accordance with established enterprise-wide IM/IT standards and strategies.

Again, it makes the responsibility to ensure the control system works enterprise-wide.

(12) In order to minimise the administrative burden for ship owners and operators, in particular for small and medium sized enterprises, and to optimise the benefits-costs-ratio of the MRV system without jeopardising the objective to cover a widely predominant share of greenhouse gas emissions from maritime transport, the rules for MRV should only apply to large emitters.

Calls on the Member States to improve substantially their tax surveillance, control and collection capacity, thereby generating additional resources to promote growth and jobs as laid down in the EU 2020 strategy; underlines that national best practices in making tax administration more efficient should be compiled in a transparent manner — preferably in a European code of best practice within the EU-wide tax information system — and carefully taken into account; is concerned by the tendency in a number of Member States to cut staff and other resources at tax authorities and similar bodies; stresses that this could weaken the ability ...[+++]to provide fair and efficient service to enterprises and individuals and to counter tax fraud and tax evasion; in light of this, urges the Member States to allocate adequate financial and human resources to their national tax administrations and tax audit staff;