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11:17 May 19, 2013 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Manufacturing / Normas | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Mónica Algazi Uruguay Local time: 04:03 | ||||||
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pasar a la etapa de elaboración/preparación del prototipo y producción en escala Explanation: Lo interpreto así. |
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pasar a la creación de prototipos y a la/su ampliación/expansión/desarrollo en mayor escala Explanation: "Of course "scale up" is not limited to startups, it can apply to **making anything bigger**. One common use of the term is **when one develops a prototype process, such as a new cake recipe in one's kitchen. The home oven might be able to make 10 cakes a day. Scaling up would mean figuring out how to make a commercially viable quantity such as 200 cakes a day. Here scaling up would entail modifying processes and materials to be efficient in a production environment**. Using 50 lb sacks of flour rather than 5 lb packages for example and getting appropriate sized storage bins etc." http://answers.onstartups.com/questions/35761/i-need-to-scal... "***To scale- up means to make something grander or larger***. Scaling up your business means increasing your current production capacities or to launch a new product or service or to enter a new market segment/geography or acquiring a small business or joining hands with a bigger one!" http://www.startupkashmir.com/content/scaling-your-business |
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