Digital Transformation

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Often used with the verb 'effectuer' or 'faire'.

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Can also refer to login credentials in the plural.

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Refers to physical computer equipment; software is 'logiciel'.

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Opposite of 'matériel' (hardware).

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Hyphenated compound noun. Plural is 'mises à jour'.

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Compound noun; only the first noun takes the plural 's'.

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Derives from the verb 'pirater'.

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Takes an 'x' in the plural: 'réseaux'.

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Can also mean a waiter in a restaurant context.

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Often used in the collocation 'veille technologique' or 'veille concurrentielle'.

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A key buzzword in French corporate digital transformation.

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Refers to usability and interface design in digital contexts.

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Usually used in the plural 'paramètres' for app settings.

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Often followed by 'd'accès à Internet' or 'de services cloud'.

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Can refer to physical drives or cloud capacity.

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Extremely common in modern French professional vocabulary.

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Used for websites, data, and applications.

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Formal tech term combining 'intermédiaire' and 'logiciel'.

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Regular -er verb. Takes direct object without preposition.

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Regular -er verb. Differs from 'digitaliser' (which means to integrate digital tech broadly).

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Adjective; agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

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Adjective; feminine form is 'virtuelle'.

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Adjective; feminine form is 'performante'.

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Adjective; feminine form is 'collaborative'.

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Adjective ending in -e, so masculine and feminine forms are identical.