Примеры использования Computer and information services на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mathematics, computer and information services.
Telecommunications is split from postal services and grouped with computer and information services.
Telecommunications, computer, and information services.
Computer and information services(including news agency services); .
For instance, Asia's share in the world exports of computer and information services nearly doubled to 27 per cent between 2000 and 2009.
Computer and information services exports are the most dynamic ICT-enabled service sector, particularly in the developing economies.
At the same time, new types of criminal conduct have emerged, such as identity theft, dissemination of computer viruses, orintentional breakdown of computer and information services.
Between 1995 and 2004, computer and information services exports grew six times faster than total services exports.
Nevertheless, the Asia-Pacific region increased its share of global exports of several services, such as construction, computer and information services, and personal, culturaland recreational services. .
Together with computer and information services, other business services are emerging as the fastest growing activities.
Developing countries have achieved a particularly high and increasing market share in construction(40 per cent) and travel services(42 per cent),as well as in computer and information services(30 per cent), largely driven by India.
The pick-up in computer and information services exports from relatively low initial levels reflects the emergence of new ICT-enabled trade opportunities in services. .
Developing countries registered a particularly high and increasing market share in construction and travel services(40 per cent),as well as in computer and information services(30 per cent) largely driven by India figure 7.
During the period 1995-2004, computer and information services represented the world's fastest growing services export sector, with a growth rate six times faster than total services exports.
From 2000 to 2010, their share in world services exports rose from 23 per cent to 30 per cent,with many gains originating in Asia-- particularly with regard to travel and business services in China and computer and information services in India.
From 2000 to 2013, developing countries' share in world services exports rose from 23to 30 per cent, particularly in construction and computer and information services(figure VII). Services activities are pivotal for trade in the context of global value chains.
Although there was scope for expansion in the traditional sectors of export interest to developing countries, such as tourism, the most dynamic component of commercial services was the"other commercial services" category, including,for instance, computer and information services and communications services.
The rapid expansion of high technology services, including communications and computer and information services, has driven a steady growth reflecting technological advancesand fragmentation of production processes in global value chains, despite the weak recovery of financial, construction and transportation services, as illustrated in figure 4.
The assessment of trade in services needs to address the conditions for enhancing developing country competitiveness in dynamic services, particularly in business services and computer and information services, which offer the promise of significant developmental gains.
An increasing number of countries are successful in exporting services such as tourism, transport, construction,audiovisual, computer and information services, business and professional services, particularly through mode 1 and mode 4.
A comparison between developing and developed countries' growth rates for different types ofservices exports reveals that the growth rates in developing countries were higher than the world average in all of the dynamic services, and particularly high in three services: computer and information services(58 per cent); personal, cultural and recreational services(53 per cent); and financial services 41 per cent.
The services economy is still at an early stage in many DCs, while some DCs are already successful in exporting services such as tourism, transport, construction,audiovisual, computer and information services, and business and professional services, particularly through mode 1(cross-border supply of services) and mode 4 temporary movement of natural persons.
Other commercial services(e.g., computer and information, financial and other business services) amenable to outsourcing represent 53 per cent of world services exports figure 7.
Additional sectoral data suggest that the dynamic growth in exports of computer and information and travel services led the recovery for exports of developing country services. .
Although scope for expansion exists in the above-mentioned traditional sectors, the most dynamic component of commercial services is"other commercial services" such as finance,construction, computer and information and communications services see table 2 in the statistical annex.
Other services offered by UCAM are Student Information Centre, Scholarships Services, Ombudsperson, International Volunteering Institute, International Relations Office, Labour orientation and information services also Computer labs.
The variation in communication, computer and information and travel services exports are relatively limited while the decline in construction, financial and transportation services exports is much deeper and recovered less.
At the same time, during the previous decade, countries of central and eastern Europe had a deficit in trade in business to business services(financial services, insurance, computer and information, and other business services), which require a good capital basisand are highly skilled labour-intensive.
Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme, AG(SNI)was formed in 1990 by the merger of Nixdorf Computer and the Data Information Services(DIS) division of Siemens.
The group of CMM products and services comprises printed products; production of motion pictures, video films and TV programmes and related products and services; publishing of music; computer games; electronic products; and other information services.