end-to-end electronic procurement

electronic procurement [ e-procurement | on-line procurement | online procurement ]

online supply business director | e-supply business director | electronic supply business director | director of online supply business | director of electronic supply business | director of e-supply business

e-procurement | e-proc | electronic procurement | online procurement | Internet procurement

Electronic Procurement Through Settlement [ EPTS | Cross-functional Business Analysis Directorate ]

e-procurement (1) | eProcurement (2) | electronic procurement (3) | online procurement (4) | Internet procurement (5)

CFL-i | integrated electronic compact fluorescent lamp

perform integrated electronic control centre operations | undertake integrated electronic control centre operations | operate integrated electronic control centres for trains | operate train integrated electronic control centre

very large-scale integrated electronic components; VLSI

They're not going the next step to automate the design; they're not going the next step to integrate the automated design into the manufacturing, into the services, into the e-commerce that allows companies to connect with customers and the supply chain.

For electricity networks, the goals of transforming the current electricity grids into a resilient and interactive (customers/operators) service network, removing the obstacles to the large-scale deployment and effective integration of renewable energy sources and distributed generation (e.g. fuel cells, microturbines, reciprocating engines) and improving the quality of supply (in terms of voltage quality and energy delivered) will also necessitate the development and demonstration of key enabling technologies (e.g. innovative ICT solutions, storage technologies for RES, electronic metering and Automated Meter Management systems, power e ...[+++]lectronics and HTS devices, ICT control systems for active networks management, efficient work force management, etc. ).

For electricity networks, the goals of transforming the current electricity grids into a resilient and interactive (customers/operators) service network, removing the obstacles to the large-scale deployment and effective integration of renewable energy sources and distributed generation (e.g. fuel cells, microturbines, reciprocating engines) and improving the quality of supply (in terms of voltage quality and energy delivered) will also necessitate the development and demonstration of key enabling technologies (e.g. innovative ICT solutions, storage technologies for RES, electronic metering and Automated Meter Management systems, power e ...[+++]lectronics and HTS devices, ICT control systems for active networks management, efficient work force management, etc.).

The demand for, and ability to supply, rapid deliveries has been greatly increased by multimodal transport and electronic commerce, and is reflected in globally integrated just-in-time supply production and distribution systems.