Translation of "Cost visibility" in German

This reduces cost, enhances product visibility and control, and increases speed-to-market.

Making outsourcing part of the corporate IT strategy combines unbeatable IT efficiency with total cost visibility.

The ex ante evaluation demonstrates that the various alternative possibilities e.g. creation of an internal network within the Commission, network of correspondents of Member States, did not meet the objective qualitative criteria (transparency, cost efficiency and visibility), nor the added-value of the creation of an regulatory agency type of structure.

A COST call will be published from time to time in science journals and other appropriate media to raise COST visibility in the scientific community.

These funds will be awarded in accordance with the existing YOUTH programme rules for decentralised activities at the 5 selection rounds scheduled in 2002, which will strongly increase the cost efficiency and visibility of cross-border people-to-people co-operation.

Workforce mobility and the range of diverse services has led to a lack of management control and cost visibility.

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The costs are visible in the shopping cart.

Manufacturing modules provide traceability for finished goods with costs visible across the whole process.

These indirect costs are estimated to run at two to four times the amount of the visible costs.

Nevertheless, the separation was bitterly - The success of the costs was not visible to outsiders.

All hidden calibration costs become visible to enable significant cost improvements.

Note, though, that there are often invisible (and visible!) costs associated with this feature.

For example, eco-efficiency initiatives that reduce costs have a visible financial impact.

Particularities - The energy costs are calculated per period and these costs become visible during the booking process:

The directive now before us is important for efforts to achieve the same end from the demand side by making costs visible to consumers.

Now the question is: what are we actually seeking to achieve by making social costs visible in this way?

The improvement in export performance is in part attributable to restored cost competitiveness, visible in negative nominal unit labour cost growth and real effective exchange rate depreciation.

The improvement in export performance is in part attributable to restored cost competitiveness, visible in ULC data.

While the costs are very visible, and very alarming, not only because of their concentration but also because of their more tangible nature (the closure of factories, redundancies and so on), the gains tend to be less visible in part because of being intangible – or at least more difficult to measure (greater variety of choice for consumers, for example) – less striking and more diffuse.