Traduction de «Sous-système de télécommande et de gestion des données » (Français → Anglais) :

29. Considers that GMES is also a European Union flagship programme playing a key role in earth observation; underlines the importance of GMES's contribution to achieving Europe 2020 objectives and to supporting growth and the green economy, as well as long-term investments in technology and infrastructure; reaffirms the importance of GMES as an essential tool in combating climate change and environmental degradation; notes that, through the acquisition and analysis of information at national, regional and global level, GMES will allow the extraction of precise and useful data for: atmospheric, marine and land monitoring, civil protection, risk prevention, e ...[+++]arly warning systems, emergency management and recovery operations following environmental, natural or man-made disasters, maritime and costal surveillance, agricultural development, water and soil management and regional planning, making use of innovative environmental assessment and reporting technology capable of combining spatial and in-situ data;

On Tuesday, February 20, 2007, the Committee heard from Ken Kember, Vice-President and Corporate Controller, Export Development Canada; Paul Buron, Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer, Finance, Systems and Technology, Treasury and Enterprise Risk Management and Stefano Lucarelli, Vice-President, Finance, from the Business Development Bank of Canada; John Wiersema, Deputy Auditor General and Doug Timmins, Assistant Auditor General, of the Office of the Auditor General of Canada; and Paul Jenkins, Senior Deputy Governor, of the Bank of Canada.

The Conservative Party of Canada believes strongly that it is in the best interests of Canada and Canadian agriculture that industries under the protection of supply management remain viable but we still have no indication that the government will fight at the WTO to preserve our supply management system and to ensure it continues to provide a reasonable rate of return for producers who supply high quality food at a fair price to consumers.

The objective is to establish an information system providing for real-time transport management, as well as the use of electronic transactions in transport, by means of the development of real-time electronic information and transaction systems, the harmonisation of transport message, procedure and document standards using Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) systems, a uniform liability regime designed to offer the end user a clear set of transparent conditions and procedures with regard to liability for cargos which may be damaged or lost during transportation, the development of information society technologies of benefit to intermodal transport, through the creation of an ope ...[+++]n structure which makes it possible to follow the movement of goods along the entire intermodal chain, and paperless transport, involving the harmonisation of document regulations and the creation of a single electronic window.

20. Underlines the importance of the new technologies which the information society offers and the need to develop and install integrated information and management systems and standardised administrative procedures such as the EDI (Electronic Data Interchange);

Furthermore, this argument does not address the question of why we need four treasury functions, four centralized management data systems, four human resource systems and so forth.