Traduction de «facturation entièrement automatisée peut permettre » (Français → Anglais) :

Switching from paper to fully automated invoicing can cut the costs of receiving an invoice from 30-50 euro to 1 euro.

Switching from paper to fully automated invoicing will significantly cut the costs of receiving and processing an invoice, and contribute to the fight against fraud.

Only if invoices are issued and forwarded in a structured electronic format, so that they can be processed fully automatically, will it be possible to achieve the expected efficiency gains.

76. Stresses that increasing energy efficiency can reduce the EU’s energy dependence and energy poverty, which affects some 125 million European citizens; observes that it is worth regarding energy efficiency as a separate energy source, the growth of which contributes substantially to the development of EU industry, job creation and the moderation of people’s energy bills;

24. Stresses that increasing energy efficiency can reduce the EU’s energy dependence and energy poverty, which affects some 125 million European citizens; observes that it is worth regarding energy efficiency as a separate energy source, the growth of which contributes substantially to the development of EU industry, to job creation and to the moderation of people’s energy bills.

76. Stresses that increasing energy efficiency can reduce the EU’s energy dependence and energy poverty, which affects some 125 million European citizens; observes that it is worth regarding energy efficiency as a separate energy source, the growth of which contributes substantially to the development of EU industry, job creation and the moderation of people’s energy bills;

With respect to the House of Commons Intercity Telephone System, which is accessed by members via local telephone numbers in some cities and via a 1-800 number elsewhere in Canada and the USA: (a) are any parts of the system automated so that members can use touch tone input to enter their access code and connect to the chosen telephone number, and if so, which areas of the country have automated systems; (b) what timetable does the government have to fully automate the system across Canada, and what are the projected annual cost savings for carrying out such automation; (c) whe ...[+++]re is the operator centre for the system located, how many people are employed as operators, and what is the annual cost for those staff; (d) what is the total annual cost of maintaning the system and what is the cost comparison with contracting for provision of the services using private sector suppliers; and (e) what is the total number of minutes carried by the system each year within Canada and to the USA, and what is the average cost per minute carried to each of these countries?

This means that the final decision taken towards a person can never be taken in a fully automated manner.

The main changes which the new Regulation makes to the block exemption now expiring are as follows: - a system vendor who makes improvements to the operating arrangements of the data distribution system must provide information on such improvements and offer them to all participating carriers, - an associated carrier cannot refuse to: . supply a competing computer reservation system with information which it provides to its own system regarding timetables, fares and availabilities; . accept and confirm reservations with the same due care, - a system vendor must within its computer system separate its distribution functions (either by me ...[+++]ans of software or physically) from its internal inventory and management functions, - a system vendor must ensure that appropriate protection measures are taken to ensure that access to reservation information is possible only in the precise circumstances laid down in the Regulation, - the system vendor must ensure that its invoicing arrangements are sufficiently detailed to allow participating carriers to know precisely which services have been provided and at what fares.

Progress of this kind makes it possible to get a better idea of the underground structure of the European continent, characterised as it is by great variety and tectonic complexity; - the development of drilling installations on board dynamically positioned vessels capable of drilling for oil, in hostile environments, at depths of as much as 1,800 meters; - the development of a fully automated, remotely controlled oil production system on the seabed designed to make possible the economic exploitation of marginal fields, notably thos ...[+++]e in the North Sea; - the development of the SWOPS production system for exploiting small accumulations and for early production operations of oil fields; A strategy for improved exploitation of European oil and gas resources The implementation of support programmes for Community technological evelopment projects in the hydrocarbons sector is carried out within the framework of Community Energy Policy objectives, specifically those relating to security of supply and to promoting technological innovation in the energy sector.