Translation of "Technology and global competition " (English → French) :

Technology and global competition. The Challenge for newly industrialising economies [ Technology and global competition ]

Meeting the challenge of global competition: Canada's year in trade 1988/89 [ Meeting the challenge of global competition ]

International Conference on Development and Commercial Utilization of Technologies in Northern and Polar Regions: Polar Technology - A Global Challenge

Global Centre for ICT in Parliament | Global Centre for Information and Communication Technologies in Parliament

Specific Community Research and Technological Development Programme in the field of Competitiveness of Agriculture and Management of Agricultural Resources (1989 to 1993) | CAMAR [Abbr.]

Conference on Technology and the Global Economy

The rapid shortening of innovation cycles, the convergence of technologies, fierce global competition and emergence of new global players could raise concerns about the sustainability of European standardisation system in adapting to these challenges.

Discussions have been also taken place at European level but have so far not led to a shared understanding on which of these technologies needs a more strategic cooperation to improve industrial competitiveness.[4] According to the latest Science, Technology and Competitiveness report, leading countries such as China, Japan and the US are also focusing on enabling technologies, especially biotechnology, ICT and nanotechnology.[5] Within ICT, specific fields such as micro- and nanoelectronics and photonics deserve immediate policy actions given the situation of the EU industry in global ...[+++] competition and the challenges stemming from the economic crisis.[6] Carbon capture and storage systems (CCS) is another activity on which the EU has offered cooperation to international partners, hence it must itself possess the necessary, affordable technologies.

37. Calls for research expenditure for the upcoming programming period from 2013 (8th RDP) to be significantly increased (EU target: 3% of GDP for research and development, 1% of GDP in public funding) as a matter of priority, so that European industry remains at the forefront of technology and globally competitive, thus putting private investment to effective use; notes that, alongside a strong focus on research into innovative processes, management, organisation and employee involvement in innovation, research in basic generic technologies is needed; stresses, furthermore, the need for the administrative procedures and procedures for ...[+++] gaining access to funding to be simplified;

37. Calls for research expenditure for the upcoming programming period from 2013 (8th RDP) to be significantly increased (EU target: 3% of GDP for research and development, 1% of GDP in public funding) as a matter of priority, so that European industry remains at the forefront of technology and globally competitive, thus putting private investment to effective use; notes that, alongside a strong focus on research into innovative processes, management, organisation and employee involvement in innovation, research in basic generic technologies is needed; stresses, furthermore, the need for the administrative procedures and procedures for ...[+++] gaining access to funding to be simplified;