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L'entreprise a décidé d'___ la production de ses nouveaux composants pour mieux maîtriser la qualité.
To internalize production means to bring it in-house, which aligns with 'mieux maîtriser la qualité' (better control quality).
Plutôt que d'embaucher des consultants externes, nous avons choisi d'___ le développement logiciel en formant notre propre équipe.
The context 'en formant notre propre équipe' (by training our own team) clearly indicates bringing the work in-house, which is the meaning of 'internaliser'.
Le coût initial sera plus élevé, mais à long terme, ___ ce service nous fera économiser beaucoup d'argent.
The phrase 'nous fera économiser beaucoup d'argent' (will save us a lot of money) in the long term suggests that bringing the service in-house, 'internaliser', is the chosen strategy.
Pour des raisons de sécurité des données, il est préférable d'___ la gestion de l'infrastructure informatique.
To ensure data security, bringing the management of the IT infrastructure in-house ('internaliser') is the most logical choice.
Face aux retards constants de nos fournisseurs, nous avons décidé d'___ la fabrication de certaines pièces.
To address constant supplier delays, the decision would be to bring the manufacturing of parts in-house, which is 'internaliser'.
Beaucoup d'entreprises cherchent à ___ la fonction RH pour avoir un meilleur contrôle sur leurs employés.
To have better control over employees, companies would typically bring the HR function in-house, which means 'internaliser'.
Choose the best synonym for "internaliser" in the context of business operations.
To 'internaliser' means to bring a process or service in-house, making 'intégrer' (to integrate) the closest synonym when referring to business operations.
Which of these situations would most likely involve a company deciding to "internaliser" a service?
Internalizing a service is often done to gain more control, improve quality, or reduce long-term costs, rather than to reduce immediate costs or seek external expertise.
If a company decides to "internaliser" its customer support, what does that mean?
To 'internaliser' customer support means to manage it internally with the company's own staff, rather than outsourcing it or automating it entirely.
When a company chooses to 'internaliser' a process, it often seeks to reduce direct control over that process.
On the contrary, internalizing a process is usually done to increase direct control, improve oversight, and ensure quality standards are met.
The decision to 'internaliser' can lead to increased flexibility for a company in managing its resources.
By internalizing, a company gains more direct control over resource allocation and can adapt more quickly to changing needs, thus increasing flexibility.
A business that 'internalise' its IT services is moving those services to an external provider.
Internalizing means bringing services in-house, not moving them to an external provider. The opposite of internalizing is outsourcing or externalizing.
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à distance
A2Remotely, from a distance; not in person or on site.
à durée déterminée
B1For a fixed or definite period; fixed-term.
à durée indéterminée
B1For an indefinite period; permanent (e.g., contract).
à la fin
A2At the end, at the conclusion of something.
à la journée
B1Daily, by the day.
à la semaine
B1Weekly, by the week.
à l'année
B1Annually, by the year.
à l'attention de
B1Directed to; for the attention of.
à l'avance
A2In advance; beforehand.
à l'issue de
A2At the end of, following; upon the conclusion of.
