Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
Acheteur projet et série
English translation:
Project and Production Buyer
French term
Acheteur projet et série
3 +2 | Project and Production Buyer | Chris Hall |
Apr 5, 2010 11:36: Chris Hall Created KOG entry
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Proposed translations
Project and Production Buyer
A little more to go on would have been most helpful though.
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Sheila Wilson
: Googling defines this as specific to Renault, Honda etc. Renault's site is useful, without giving a translation
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Many thanks Sheila.
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Carruthers (X)
: surely Chris, you could at least have thrown me the nod/ not to worry C just a gentle dig
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Carruthers - I am really sorry about this. I felt guilty about posting the answer. However, in my defence, I waited ample time before posting my answer (which was the same as yours). I just wondered why you didn't post it as an answer in the first place.
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Discussion
i.e. responsible for the purchase of parts/services during both the development phase and the production phase.