Examples of using Data interchange in English and their translations into Arabic
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If the dangerous goods documentation is presented to the carrier by means of electronic data processing(EDP) or electronic data interchange(EDI) transmission techniques, the signature(s) may be replaced by the name(s)(in capitals) of the person authorized to sign.".
the working group on data structure; the working group on data interchange; the working group on semantic content; and the working group on data security;
Adopting a single set of data element standards could help in fully integrating HR and payroll processes across the United Nations system and would facilitate and simplify data interchange and the development of system-wide applications.
The Committee was further informed that the amendment of financial rule 105.14 allowed for the expansion of the use of electronic means of data interchange within the procurement process to increase effective international competition.
(d) AData message@ means information generated, sent, received or stored by electronic, optical or similar means including, but not limited to, electronic data interchange(EDI), electronic mail, telegram, telex or telecopy;
This will entail maintaining electronic data interchange standards(United Nations Directories for Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Transport(UN/EDIFACT)), extending the work of the Organization on electronic codes and developing new e-business standards.
It was further recommended that the Model Interchange Agreement be incorporated into part 3 of the United Nations Trade Data Interchange Directory(UN/TDID) and be part of the recommendations relating to UN/EDIFACT./ See paragraphs 1, 2 and 4 of the Recommendation.
United Nations Trade Data Interchange Directory(6);(ii) United Nations Trade Data Elements Directory(2);(iii)
destination countries through a common electronic data interchange system prior to the arrival of the goods.
The estimated amount of $7,100 relates to the printing of covers for Connections, the United Nations Trade Data Elements Directory, the United Nations Trade Data Interchange Directory and other printed material.
The introduction of common transport and customs documents and modern Electronic data interchange(EDI) systems based on Electronic data interchange for administration, commerce and transport(EDIFACT) standards should be seriously considered in this regard.
This challenge prompted the need to review and change fundamentally the way in which trade facilitation and electronic data interchange standards are managed, leading to the re-engineering of the Working Party on Facilitation of International Trade Procedures and opening up a major debate on its relationship with the Committee on the Development of Trade.
collaborates with the United Nations Rules for Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Transport(UN/EDIFACT) Board for the Transport, Tourism and Leisure Industries in the development of passenger data interchange standards.
the region as a whole: networking of regional libraries, regional language interface with computers, standardization of interfaces, human resources development, and a regional electronic data interchange network.
Other priority areas for ESCAP activities included sharing of data and experiences, assessment of the implications of IT diffusion for economic and social development, analysis of obstacles for international technology transfer, including the implications of the international trading regime, standardization and electronic data interchange networks.
Furthermore, ECE training materials on United Nations Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Transport(UN/EDIFACT), including an electronic book, have been developed in a joint project with ESCAP to be used for developing and transition economies.
In the area of trade, the most progress in the region has been in the automation of customs procedures, applying electronic data interchange processes to exports and imports, with several countries undertaking projects to simplify and harmonize customs procedures, put them on the Internet and connect them with transport and other logistical procedures.
This sector is poised to change further as a result of the current WTO negotiations on telecommunications services which, in addition to basic telecommunication services, cover value-added services such as electronic mail, voice mail, online information and database retrieval, electronic data interchange(EDI), and enhanced/value-added facsimile services.
Electronic Data Interchange Systems.