Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
mejorar la velocidad y la calidad en
English translation:
improving speed and quality in decision-making
Spanish term
mejorar la velocidad y la calidad en
"El objetivo final de un Panel de Control de Marketing es hacer crecer el conocimiento dentro de una organización, poner luz en cuestiones que antes estaban poco claras, y mejorar la velocidad y la calidad en la toma de decisiones."
Lo entiendo así:
"The final objective of a Marketing Control Panel is expanding the knowledge base within the company, shedding light on issues that were formerly unclear, and improving the speed and quality of decision taking. "
4 +8 | improving speed and quality in decision-making | Cinnamon Nolan |
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Proposed translations
improving speed and quality in decision-making
However, I might suggest minor changes in the final part:
...shedding light on previously unclear matters and improving speed and quality in decision-making.
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