Traduction de «Centre de stockage des données de l'entreprise » (Français → Anglais) :

That the Committee undertake, consistent with Canada's signing of the G8 Open Data Charter, a study to assess and enhance the government's Open Data practices; that this study include examining how Canadian businesses can better obtain and utilize high-value information with strong economic potential from the government and reviewing the processes and practices of other governments with respect to their collection, storage and transfer of Open Data; and that the Committee use its findings to provide the government with direction and advice focused on improving the way this high-value data is collected, stored and transferred to Canadia ...[+++]ns, resulting in access to useful and usable Open Data that will drive economic growth as part of an information economy.

56. Calls on the Member States, in collaboration with local and regional authorities, to revisit their budget planning tools and to develop and publish their own national infrastructure plans in order to provide investors and other stakeholders with detailed information and allow more certainty and forward planning in respect of future projects; calls on the Commission to enable the Member States to develop a means of standardising infrastructure project data and making it available via a central data warehouse;

In the information society and particularly during the development of the broadband communication infrastructure, the Data Storage Centre and the Data Processing Centre can be situated in different locations or even different countries.

Has the Commissioner ever considered how much it would cost telecom operators and surf providers to store all this data for years on behalf of businesses, how much storage this would require and how much it would cost altogether?

The Business Communication Centres (BCCs) are to contribute to the development of SMEs through the exchange of information on: - export opportunities for local companies - joint ventures, involving both foreign and domestic partners - foreign investment in the NIS In order to function effectively in this intermediary role the BCCs will establish and maintain company information systems, including computer databases.

Three types of data were collected and analysed : - Official data on the regional distribution of defence expenditure - SIPRI and other data on the regional location of defence companies, compiled on the Centre for Defence Economics (CDE) database at York University - General literature on defence activity, particularly previous case studies and information on smaller companies The UK, France and Germany have the largest (as well as greatest number of) defence industries, followed by Italy.