Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Branchentätigkeitsschwerpunkte

English translation:

Industry/Work Practice Areas

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Dec 29, 2009 10:47
14 yrs ago
German term

Branchentätigkeitsschwerpunkte

German to English Bus/Financial SAP
Bei den Tabellen handelt es sich um:
- ZTAB_IND_GROUP (Branchengruppe)
- ZTAB_IND_GROUPT (Branchengruppe Texte)
- ZTAB_MAIN_OCC (Branchentätigkeitsschwerpunkte)
- ZTAB_MAIN_OCCT (Branchentätigkeitsschwerpunkte Texte)

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Would appreciate if all 4 terms can be clarified
Branchengruppe,Branchentätigkeitsschwerpunkte ..

Proposed translations

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Industry/Work Practice Areas

- ZTAB_IND_GROUP (Industry Group)

- ZTAB_MAIN_OCC (Industry Practice Areas/Occupation)

Note from asker:
Hi! Thanks so much for your prompt response. I had reached the same conclusion myself (Industry group...occupation) but its reassuring to have it confirmed. Happy 2010!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks so much for your response. I had reached the same conclusion myself (Industry group...occupation), but it is reassuring to have it confirmed. Happy 2010!"
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focal points of branch activity

(A literal translation). I'm not very familiar with SAP but the term is from the world of marketing and I assume this is simply an explanation of the contents of the tables.
PS by the same logic branchengruppe would be branch group.
Texte, of course, is texts.
Happy 2010
Note from asker:
Hi, thank you for your response. I have decided to go with 'industry group .... occupation' taking a cue from the table names. Happy 2010 to you too!
Peer comment(s):

disagree Alison Kirkland : "Branche" in this context tends to mean "sector", as in "the financial sector". Unless it refers to "branche" as in "branch of a bank, restaurant, shop etc.", for which "Dependance" is more commonly used.
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