Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

Il valore aggiunto di XXXXX consiste nel

English translation:

XXXX adds value by

Added to glossary by philgoddard
Apr 27, 2014 14:10
10 yrs ago
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Italian term

Il valore aggiunto di XXXXX consiste nel

Italian to English Marketing Marketing / Market Research Marketing material
This is the brochure for a company dedicated to the energy efficiency sector, designing and producing energy conversion solutions.

What is meant in this context by valore aggiunto? Is it to do with value-added and GDP and if so how do you put this as a sentence or something else (like selling point?)

Il valore aggiunto di XXXXX consiste nel mantenere la produzione nazionale, conservando una solida presenza all’estero attraverso uffici e partner in tutto il mondo.

XXXXX prides itself on maintaining domestic production, while upholding a strong presence abroad through international offices and partners.
XXXXX's value-added is in maintaining domestic production, while upholding a strong presence abroad through international offices and partners.

???!

Thanks for your help.
Change log

May 7, 2014 14:58: philgoddard Created KOG entry

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XXXX adds value by

This is a bit more concise.
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Phil and eveyone for your suggestions. "
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The added value obtained from XXXX is

or just "The added value from.."

In this context "valore aggiunto" is in the economic sense of "plusvalore" (Marx)
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The company's added value lies in ("the" or "its")

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agree Shabelula
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thanks!
agree Peter Cox
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thanks, Peter.
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Competitive advantage/plus

A mio parere, qui con valore aggiunto non si vuole indicare un concetto economico come quello ad es. dell'IVA o del plusvalore, bensì la posizione di vantaggio della società.
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agree Shabelula
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