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English英语译成Chinese汉语: finance/accounting General field: 商务/金融 Detailed field: 会计
原文文本 - English英语 When the operator provides more than one service, it allocates the consideration between services “by reference to the relative fair values of the services delivered when the amounts are separately identifiable”. The allocation is performed by reference to the fair values of the services provided even if the concession agreement stipulates individual prices for certain services. This is because the amounts specified in the concession agreement may not necessarily be representative of the fair values of the services provided or the prices that would be charged if the services were sold on a stand alone basis. In practice the operator might estimate the relative fair values of the services by reference to the costs of providing each service plus a reasonable profit margin.
If you already have a list of your customers from another database (for example, Salesforce.com, Excel, QuickBooks, or another source), you can quickly enter data in our system by importing your customer accounts. To import your data, you can select Customer Accounts, Contacts, or Payment Methods from the Import drop-down list under Action. Action is located under the Search box on the right-hand side of all customer accounts. Your import file needs to be in CSV format.
To download a template, click Download a Template, located under Action.
Note: Remember that you must provide your account ID for each contact and each payment method that you are importing. First, import your customer accounts, then export your customer accounts for your newly-created IDs (See also: Reports). You can also do a vlookup in Excel to join your contacts and payment methods with your account IDs.
When importing your file, the first row (cell A horizontal) must have a specific set of headers.
Finding and Searching for Accounts
There are two easy ways to find your customer account in Z-Billing or Z-Payments.
• Scroll through the accounts in either expanded or list view and look for the one you need.
• Use the Search field to search for the customer account name, account number, CRM ID, bill to and sold to contact names, work phone number, work email address, custom fields, and the last four digits of the payment method (such as the last four digits of a credit card number). The Search box is located on the dashboard on the right-hand side.
To search for a customer account:
1. Click Customer Accounts, located under Z-Billing in the left navigation bar.
2. Use the Search field to search for the customer account.
With exception of the last four digits of a credit card number, the search operation checks for a match at the beginning of a word. A word is defined by a sequence of alphanumeric or underscore characters, and the end of a word is indicated by whitespace or a non-alphanumeric, non-underscore character.
However, searching for the end of a word, such as “dens” in the customer name Lilypad Gardens, will return no results. Because of this, with exception of the last four digits of a credit card number, we recommend searching for the beginning of a word or words contained in your customer account data (the customer account name or customer account number).
原文文本 - English英语
About eight billion dollars. That’s how far AAA has fallen – half of its overall market cap – since announcing its new pricing and subsequent service division just three weeks ago. Overnight, AAA has gone from subscription economy poster child to everyone’s favorite punching bag. Irrespective of signing a just-in-time deal with DreamWorks, AAA has pissed off its customers, conservatively estimated that one million will cancel its service, and even created an opportunity for its once vanquished competitor, Blockbuster, to rise back from the dead.
How in the world did AAA let this happen? In the subscription economy, the focus for businesses shifts away from producing and selling as many widgets as possible, to building and monetizing long-term customer relationships.
This is a fundamental shift in how companies operate. In the old world, the tie between vendor and customer was tenuous. I build a good product, get it into the store shelves, and it’s up to you whether you want to buy it or not.
In the subscription economy, it’s about the relationship, and relationships are a two-way street. Customers want to feel in control of that relationship. They want to be able to be able leave just as easily as they joined. Continue delivering me value, and I’ll stay in the relationship. And for years, AAA mastered this, providing growing value (more titles, streaming, more plans) and building an incredibly loyal customer base as a result.
However, if the provider forgets this golden rule of the subscription economy—protect the trust of the relationship—the whole business model starts to fall apart. That’s what happened—AAA made a unilateral decision to raise prices and lessen its service, without consulting its partners or customers. As a result, AAA irreparably violated its customers’ trust.
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IT:
Zuora Z-Billing, Z-force, Z-suite System User Guide;
Localization of Hyperion Planning (Software);
Localization of Coppermine Photo Gallery 1.4 (software);
Electronics:
Mouser Electronics Website Localization Projects (http://www.mouser.cn);
Localization of Texas Instrument Website
(http://www.ti.com.cn/tihome/cn/docs/homepage.tsp) ;
Bang&Olufsen Audio and Video Products Manual;
Finance and Contract:
Mitsubishi Financial Report;
Mitsubishi Bank’s Audit Report;
EPC Bid Specification for AES Gener;
Heraeus HNS-Migration Contract;
China Telecom Risk Management Report;
Green Energy:
European Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association （AEGPL）Autogas Roadmap
Tourism:
New Zealand Tourism Website Localization (http://www.newzealand.com/cn);
Website Content: New South Wales Study Tours;
Others:
HP Global Wellness Challenge Projects;
Qantas Airways Web Site Localization
(http://www.qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/home/cn/zh_CN);
Website Content for Maskargo;
Website Content: Introduction of Blueberry Farm BC Canada……
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