Traduction de «Analyste en informatique décisionnelle » (Français → Anglais) :

business intelligence analyst [ BI analyst ]

test designer | ICT test analyst | IT test analyst

use model data | mine data | perform data mining

business intelligence

computer analyst

business intelligence

business analyst

computer analyst

information technology profession [ computer expert | data-processing profession | encoder | programmer | systems designer | systems engineer | data processing personnel(UNBIS) ]

We're looking at enhanced computing power for vulnerability identification—cyber threats—increased data processing, and storage capacity—and Mr. Coulter mentioned our volume has more than doubled—specialized tools for analysts—our in-year funding didn't allow us to project in terms of new analysts, but it did allow us to enhance their tool kits in order to make them more efficient—and upgrades to our IT infrastructure, as well, in order to handle the volume that we're looking at.

However, the Commission can accept that a vertically integrated or "holding structure" may also deliver the necessary independence, if it puts in place strict "Chinese walls" to ensure the legal, financial and operational separation, including for example: totally distinct decision-making bodies, to prevent discriminatory practices; separate financial flows (with separation of accounts and guarantees to ensure railway undertakings are not benefitting from cross-financing from incomes of the infrastructure manager); separate IT systems to avoid leaking of confidential commercial data; and stringent cooling-off periods for transfer of s ...[+++]taff to eliminate conflicts of loyalty.

2005 – BSB Capital/Beal Bank, Dallas, TX – Investment Analyst – developed and recommended quantitative models for assessing transaction risk/return profile, performed valuation analyses of commercial real estate investments, aircraft, manufacturing facilities, developed and promoted new credit products and proposed capital structures for financing

4. Calls on the Member States to develop a national strategy and ensure a solid policy-making and regulatory environment, comprehensive risk management procedures and appropriate preparatory measures and mechanisms; urges Member States that have not founded their national CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) to found it in due course, with the assistance of the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) if needed;