Traduction de «Cycle chronologique de l'élaboration des systèmes » (Français → Anglais) :

systems development life cycle

Transport Canada -- System Development Life Cycle Standards and Guidelines

Research in the mobile and wireless communications sector must necessarily address the entire value chain, from technology development (radio access, networking, service platform, system architecture, end-to-end re-configurability, etc.) up to the development of services and applications as well as content, taking into consideration the fact that the associated (radio, network and services) cycles of innovation, although interrelated and inter-dependent, are subject to different time constraints.

As suggested in the Quality Framework for ECEC developed by experts of the Member States during the previous work cycle, key issues for further work could include the improvement of access, focusing on the disadvantaged, the professionalisation of staff and efficient governance, curricula, funding and monitoring systems.

Considers it essential for the Commission and the Member States to develop projects which focus on the development of more resource-efficient agricultural practices and crop varieties, including locally specialised varieties, aimed at the conservation and improvement of soil fertility and nutrient exchange, especially given the increasing scarcity of water availability and certain key components of fertilisers such as phosphate; calls on the Commission to prioritise investment in the circular economy and climate-smart farming practices, with adequate funding incentives for research and uptake by farmers; underlines that the merits of aquaponics, closed loop nutrient cycling, agro-eco ...[+++]logy, including agroforestry, conservation agriculture and sustainable forest management, sapropel, short feed chains, pasture-based grazing and low-input production should be duly evaluated, divulged and incentivised.

promoting excellence in vocational education and training in cooperation with the social partners, for instance by developing quality-assured VET systems with a strong work-based learning component, by considering the development of short-cycle post-secondary or tertiary qualifications, in accordance with the EQF or linked to the first cycle in the context of the Bologna Process, and focused on potential growth areas or areas with skills shortages, and by aligning VET policies with national, regional or local economic development stra ...[+++]tegies;