Traduction de «formation juste-à-temps juste assez » (Français → Anglais) :

Gaming, simulations, community practice, massive open online courses, mobile learning, just-in-time learning, and operational support tools.RoboCop kind of stuff is not very far in the future.

- there exists within the conference within which the consortium operates a sufficient degree of effective competition in terms of services provided between consortium members and other conference members that are not members of the consortium, as a result of the fact that the conference agreement expressly allows consortia to offer their own service arrangements, e.g. the provision by the consortium. alone of a "just-in-time delivery" service or an advanced "electronic data interchange" (EDI) service allowing users to be kept informed at all times of the whereabouts of their goods, or a significant increase in the frequency of sailings ...[+++]and calls in the service offered by a consortium compared with that offered by the conference,

After all, we can liberalize the trade in goods all we want across the world and think we've accomplished a great deal, but if we can't move those goods quickly for the companies that are relying on just-in-time delivery, we haven't accomplished all that much.

Whereas, in order to prevent such difficulties arising, the main object of the transitional measures should be to allow, as sufficient qualification for taking up the activities in question in host States which have rules governing the taking up of such activities, the fact that the occupation has been pursued in a Community country other than the host country for a reasonable period of time, such period being, in cases where no previous training is required, sufficiently recent to ensure that the person concerned possesses professional knowledge equivalent to that required of the host country's own nationals ; whereas transitional measures applicable to clearly defined activities may at the same time provide that Member States, pending mu ...[+++]tual recognition of diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications, will henceforth consider enrolment in the professional register of 1OJ No 2, 15.1.1962, p. 36/62.

Whereas, in order to prevent such difficulties arising, the main object of the transitional measures should be to allow, as sufficient qualification for taking up the activities in question in host States which have rules governing the taking up of such activities, the fact the occupation has been pursued in a Community country other than the host country for a reasonable period of time, such period being, in cases where no previous training is required, sufficiently recent to ensure that the person concerned possesses professional knowledge equivalent to that required of the host country's own nationals;

Whereas, in order to prevent such difficulties arising, the main object of the transitional measures should be to allow, as sufficient qualification for taking up the activities in question in host States which have rules governing such activities, the fact that the occupation has been pursued in a Community country other than the host country for a reasonable period of time, such period being, in cases where no previous training is required, sufficiently recent to ensure that the person concerned possesses professional knowledge equivalent to that required of the host country's own nationals;