Traducción de «directora de comercio electrónico » (Español → Inglés) :

e-commerce manager | trainee online sales channel manager | graduate online sales channel manager | online sales channel manager

B2C e-commerce [ business-to-consumer e-commerce | B2C commerce | business-to-consumer commerce | business-to-customer commerce ]

B2B e-commerce [ B2B | business-to-business e-commerce | business-to-business electronic commerce | B2B electronic commerce | B2B cybercommerce | business-to-business | B to B e-commerce ]

business-to-business electronic commerce | business-to-business e-commerce | B-to-B e-commerce | B2B e-commerce

C2C e-commerce [ customer-to-customer e-commerce | customer-to-customer electronic commerce ]

consumer-to-consumer e-commerce | customer-to-customer e-commerce | consumer-to-consumer commerce | consumer-to-consumer electronic commerce | C2C e-commerce | C-to-C e-commerce

electronic commerce [ cybercommerce | e-commerce | Internet commerce | online commerce | virtual commerce ]

v-commerce | voice commerce | vocal commerce | voice e-commerce | voice electronic commerce | vocal e-commerce | vocal electronic commerce

e commerce organisation | e commerce structure | e-commerce system | e-commerce systems

graduate electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts distribution manager | senior electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts distribution manager | electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts distribution manager | electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts logistics planner

For trade, it means new opportunities, including for EU SMEs and consumers, thanks to a global e-commerce market now estimated to be worth over EUR 12 trillion .Although compliance costs usually are greater in cross-border trade for smaller firms than for larger firms, e-commerce means even small online businesses can access customers across the globe. As the world’s largest services exporter, the EU is in a strong position to benefit from this.

to acknowledge that data protection and the right to privacy are not a trade barrier, but fundamental rights, which are enshrined in Article 39 TEU and Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, as well as in Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; to acknowledge that a high level of trust is essential to develop a data-driven economy; to guarantee full respect of this fundamental right, taking due account of recent developments in the digital economy and in full compliance with the European Court of Justice's ruling with respect to Safe Harbour; to incorporate a comprehensive, unambiguous, horizontal, self-standing and legally binding provision based on GATS Article XIV which fully exem ...[+++]pts the existing and future EU legal framework for the protection of personal data from the scope of this agreement, without any conditions that it must be consistent with other parts of the TiSA; to apply such provisions to all other TiSA annexes; to immediately and formally support such proposals in the TiSA e-commerce annex; to support proposals aimed at ensuring that domestic legal frameworks for the protection of personal information of users are applied on a non-discriminatory basis; to apply the data protection provisions enshrined in the annex on e-commerce to all other TiSA annexes, including on financial services;

Summary code: Consumers / Protecting consumers' interests / Electronic commerce Enterprise / Industry / Industrial sectors / E-commerce Internal market / Single market for services / Financial services: banking / Information society Information society / Interaction of the information society with certain policies / The use of ITC for electronic commerce

[40] COM(2011) 942 "A coherent framework for building trust in the Digital Single Market for e-commerce and online services". See also COM(2011) 942 final “A coherent framework for building trust in the Digital Single Market for e-commerce and online services”.