Oct 3, 2012 11:47
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German term

Daten unter Strom

German to English Tech/Engineering Electronics / Elect Eng Journalism, headline for an article
Okay, this is the headline for an article dealing with how a mid-sized electronic-component distributor has implemented an SAP solution to analyze data gathered from the company's warehouse and logistics solutions, the aim being to improve their warehouse processing times.

The writer was being a little creative with "Daten unter Strom," both forging a link to the electronics industry and suggesting what the article is about (okay, it's a little oblique...).

I'm looking for an English headline that captures a similar electronics-industry connection, but which also has something to do with data, data analysis, logistics info or somesuch. Best I've managed myself is "Powering Logistics Data," but it ain't great.

Any suggestions out there?

Discussion

philgoddard Oct 3, 2012:
Edwin I think your suggestion is very good, and I can't think of anything better. "Powering" is a nice active verb that works well in the context of a headline. It sounds like a case-study advertorial written by the software company, so it's a marketing text more than anything - you might attract more answers by reclassifying the question.
PoveyTrans (X) Oct 3, 2012:
only thing that springs to mind is something with 'influx'

Proposed translations

1 hr
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Electrifying data flow

may be worth looking at, given that an "electrifying" performance can be "terrific"...
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks David, this was about the best of an interesting bunch!"
22 mins

Flow, Data, Flow

caps for the title, Sir Andrew (just in case you're watching)
Note from asker:
Thanks, Ramey, nice one!
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18 mins

Data influx

Just an idea...

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Note added at 25 mins (2012-10-03 12:13:01 GMT)
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Or maybe Data in Motion

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Note added at 29 mins (2012-10-03 12:16:27 GMT)
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Or.....Data in Transit
Note from asker:
Thanks for your help, Simon, I thought Data in Motion was particularly good.
Peer comment(s):

agree David Hollywood : I like "Data in Transit" here
19 mins
Thanks - agree
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3 hrs

Live data

We are alerted in this area to "live wires", and some people think that's what they are?
Note from asker:
Danke, Horst!
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4 hrs

Transforming/Accelerating Data Flow

Alludes to improving efficiency without suggesting more than the source term promises. I also thought of "keeping the juice flowing" or the "data mojo" running but there's a company with that name...
Note from asker:
Thanks Michael, I appreciate your input here. I liked "keeping the juice flowing" but it was too colloquial for the article.
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5 hrs

Live Wire

Live wire ist wenn eine Leitung Strom hat... ist doch eine prima headline
Note from asker:
Thanks, Heike!
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20 hrs

Endangered Privacy

Imho (Art-writing!)
Note from asker:
I have to agree with the disagree-ers here, this really has nothing to do with what the article is actually about.
Peer comment(s):

disagree pj-ffm : I have no idea where you get this from or why you think it fits here...
3 hrs
disagree Kim Metzger : What is "art-writing"?
4 hrs
disagree Cetacea : Makes no sense here.
5 hrs
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22 hrs

Active Data Warehousing

Business intelligence (BI) is becoming an important part of more organizations' day-to-day operations, and active data warehousing is a prime enabling technology.
An active data warehouse presents an extension of the enterprise data warehousing capabilities. The foundation of an ADW architecture is the detailed transaction history. The analytical capabilities offered by this infrastructure are leveraged by responding to near-time business events as they occur, completing complex analyses upon demand, and alerting people or systems to take action. An active data warehouse is a closed loop system. Events are analyzed as they occur, and intelligent decisions are promptly initiated. Closed loop systems allow an organization to automatically respond to opportunities with agility, often without the need for human intervention.[2]
Note from asker:
Thanks, Shilpa.
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