Translation of "Organisation cliente " (French → English) :

customer organization

client agency [ client organization | client enterprise ]

act as point of reference for tour group | welcome a tour group | address tour group upon arrival | welcome tour groups

customer orientation | customer-based orientation | customer-based approach

accounts receivable ledger | accounts receivable master file | accounts receivable subledger | customer ledger | customer master file

assist departure guests | assist guests with their departure | assist guest departure | process guests' check-out

monitor customers' access | monitor guests' access | monitor access by guests | monitor guest access

accounts receivable ledger [ customer ledger | customers' ledger ]

client rating

In carrying out the experiments, the municipalities co-operated with other municipal departments as well as several other related bodies and sometimes even client organisations.

Arrangements where the client of a member or participant of a trading venue, including the client of a direct clients of organised trading facilities (OTFs), submit their orders through arrangements for optimisation of order execution processes that determine parameters of the order other than the venue or venues where the order should be submitted through SORs embedded into the provider's infrastructure and not on the client's infrastructure should be excluded from the scope of direct electronic access since the client of the provide ...[+++]r does not have control over the time of submission of the order and its lifetime.

2. Where an investment firm is responsible for overseeing or arranging the settlement of an executed order, it shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that any client financial instruments or client funds received in settlement of that executed order are promptly and correctly delivered to the account of the appropriate client.

We identify essentially five major players in the acquisition machine: the central customer; the defence procurement agency, primarily responsible for initial procurement and development of equipment; the defence logistics organization, primarily responsible for in-service support of equipment, very much made up of the hitherto three single-service support organizations, which we are drawing together into a single integrated organization; the defence industry itself; and then finally the second customer, or the front-line user, if you will, who will eventually deliver the military capability using the equipment provided.