Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
the wireless value chain
French translation:
la chaîne de valeur du sans-fil / des technologies sans fil
English term
United Kingdom
Native in: English 
, French
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the wireless value chain
I am working on a text about wireless technologies, tv to mobiles etc and am looking for the French equivalent for 'wireless value chain' as used in the following sentence:
(the article) is designed to cover a wide scope of the wireless value chain and applications sectors.
I thank you in advance for any tips/help
Paul
| 3 +2 | la chaîne de valeur du sans-fil / des technologies sans fil |
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| 3 | l'economie/ le business de la technologie sans fil |
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Non-PRO (1): df49f (X)
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Proposed translations
la chaîne de valeur du sans-fil / des technologies sans fil
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