Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
distributed data operations
French translation:
exploitation de données réparties
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NikkoTh
Apr 3, 2022 16:34
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English term
distributed data operations
English to French
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Human Resources
Inefficiency Within and Across HR
Lack of knowledge on activities happening within and outside of HRB (e.g. in processes such as labour relations, staffing, and L&D)
No single point of contact / access to HR (i.e. multiple inboxes, contacting HR friends, low uptake of Client Service Centre)
Non-Domain & Internal Management - 35% of Branches’ time
Lack of single HRIS platform, distributed data operations, and challenges in data literacy (e.g. manual reporting, data entry from HRB, Regions and Branches, multiple disconnected systems)
Lack of knowledge on activities happening within and outside of HRB (e.g. in processes such as labour relations, staffing, and L&D)
No single point of contact / access to HR (i.e. multiple inboxes, contacting HR friends, low uptake of Client Service Centre)
Non-Domain & Internal Management - 35% of Branches’ time
Lack of single HRIS platform, distributed data operations, and challenges in data literacy (e.g. manual reporting, data entry from HRB, Regions and Branches, multiple disconnected systems)
Proposed translations
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exploitation de données réparties
Les normes en matière de protocole d'exécution monophasé et biphasé (voir la norme ISO/IEC 10026) permettent à chaque exploitation d'accéder aux données à distance et d'offrir une vue répartie aux programmes d'application concernés.
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Termium
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opérations de traitement de données non centralisées
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Distributed
(of a computer system) spread over several machines, especially over a network.
"a distributed system"
Distributed
(of a computer system) spread over several machines, especially over a network.
"a distributed system"
Peer comment(s):
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Jennifer Levey
: I'm not convinced. Your translation might be a fair rendering of 'distributed data operations'. But the ST is an enumeration of causes of 'inefficiency' and opérations non centralisées would usually be considered advantageous.
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opérations de traitement de données éparpillées
The expression 'distributed data operations' comes in a list of causes of inefficiency.
In this context, 'distributed' is not the most appropriate word to identify the problem affecting data operations, because it suggests 'beneficial de-centralisation'.
'scattered', implying a degree of randomness or lack of strategic planning, would be more appropriate - translated as eparpillé(e)
distributed data operations = misleading ST
scattered data operations = more-accurately identifies the problem
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opérations de traitement de données éparpillées
In this context, 'distributed' is not the most appropriate word to identify the problem affecting data operations, because it suggests 'beneficial de-centralisation'.
'scattered', implying a degree of randomness or lack of strategic planning, would be more appropriate - translated as eparpillé(e)
distributed data operations = misleading ST
scattered data operations = more-accurately identifies the problem
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opérations de traitement de données éparpillées
Discussion
From a technical viewpoint, the data held in a well-designed distributed data operations system can be accessed and analysed just as efficiently as in a centralised system - and perhaps more efficiently. 'distribution' is often technically advantageous.
Your example from senat.fr refers primarily to the lack of central political oversight and exploitation of the data, not to the manner in which that data is collected and accessed.
http://www.senat.fr/rap/r21-578-1/r21-578-13.html
PREMIÈRE PARTIE :
I. UN RECOURS CROISSANT AUX CABINETS DE CONSEIL DANS LE SECTEUR PUBLIC
A. UN MANQUE DE TRANSPARENCE QUI ENTRETIENT UN CLIMAT DE DÉFIANCE
1. Des données lacunaires et NON CENTRALISÉES
À ce jour, l'État ne dispose pas d'une vision agrégée suffisamment fiable et qualitative des dépenses de conseil engagées par les ministères