Examples with "2011 Global Service Monitor Program" and their translation in German
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The results of the 2011 Global Service Monitor Program indicate that 95% of our Private Banking clients are satisfied with our offering.
Aus den Ergebnissen des Global-Service-Monitor-Programms für 2011 geht hervor, dass 95 % unserer Private-Banking-Kunden mit unserem Angebot zufrieden sind.
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The Credit Suisse Global Service Monitor Program measures client satisfaction and benchmarks it against the client satisfaction of our main peers.
Kundenzufriedenheit Das globale Programm der Credit Suisse zur Servicemessung ermittelt die Kundenzufriedenheit und vergleicht sie mit derjenigen bei unseren wichtigsten Mitbewerbern.
Established in 2011, the organization aims at developing a global program for responsible procurement of goods and services and improving the ecological and social standards of suppliers.
Die im Jahr 2011 gegründete Organisation hat das Ziel, ein globales Programm zur verantwortungsvollen Beschaffung von Gütern und Dienstleistungen zu entwickeln und die ökologischen und sozialen Standards bei Lieferanten zu verbessern.
The team conducts the Global Service Monitor Program - a study of more than 20,000 Private Banking clients, service users and subscribers worldwide to assess their overall level of satisfaction with our offering.
Das Team ist verantwortlich für das Global-Service-Monitor-Programm - eine Studie unter mehr als 20'000 Private-Banking-Kunden, Dienstleistungsnutzern und Vertragskunden in aller Welt, um deren allgemeine Zufriedenheit mit unserem Angebot zu beurteilen.
She installed a service program that monitors system performance continuously.
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