Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
plates-formes téléphoniques
English translation:
telephone/telephony platforms
Added to glossary by
Charlotte Allen
Apr 14, 2005 14:11
19 yrs ago
French term
plates-formes téléphoniques
French to English
Bus/Financial
Business/Commerce (general)
French Bank - dedicated telephone number
In the context of banking and the benefits of signing up to a particular account 'package', this text talks about clients having a special, single telephone number they can call to get help with various aspects of their banking. Then it goes on to say the following:
"Ces services sont assurés par des spécialistes répartis sur plusieurs plates-formes téléphoniques sous une identité Société Générale."
I haven't been able to get a good grasp of what 'plates-formes' means in this sort of context. Is it something very specific? Any help appreciated.
"Ces services sont assurés par des spécialistes répartis sur plusieurs plates-formes téléphoniques sous une identité Société Générale."
I haven't been able to get a good grasp of what 'plates-formes' means in this sort of context. Is it something very specific? Any help appreciated.
Proposed translations
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3 +3 | telephone/telephony platforms | Kim Sanderson |
3 | call centers | Gaelle THIBAULT |
Proposed translations
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French term (edited):
plates-formes t�l�phoniques
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telephone/telephony platforms
I have certainly seen 'platforms' used in an IT and a telecoms context - a platform is part of the equipment.
One example I found online is 'VoIP platforms can be integrated with traditional analog telephone platforms, as well as wireless applications.' address given below.
One example I found online is 'VoIP platforms can be integrated with traditional analog telephone platforms, as well as wireless applications.' address given below.
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Sandra C.
: yes, or phone platforms
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Charlie Bavington
: "telephony platforms" was what I thought of when I first saw the question. As you say, platform is a common enough term in telecoms and IT, no need to delve deeper, leave it at that (a rough equivalent, for understanding, would be 'infrastructure')
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roneill
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Comment: "Went with 'telephony platforms' in the end. Thanks!"
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French term (edited):
plates-formes t�l�phoniques
call centers
this is what I would put. Good luck!
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