Know-how is translated as "technical secrets" and is often used to refer to technical know-how, especially secret information about production processes, but nowadays it is used in a broader sense to include commercial or business know-how. It can also be written as "know-how." Usually, know-how has no value unless it is secret know-how, so it generally refers to something that is secret. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
ノウ・ハウは技術秘訣などと訳され,技術的ノウ・ハウtechnical know‐how,とくに生産工程上の秘密情報をさすことが多いが,現在では,商業上または業務上のノウ・ハウcommercial or business know‐howをも含む広い意味でも用いられている。ノウハウとも表記する。通常,ノウ・ハウは秘密ノウ・ハウsecret know‐howでなければ価値がないので,一般に秘密のものをさす。
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