Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

予実 (yojitsu)

English translation:

budgeted/planned and actual

Added to glossary by Katalin Horváth McClure
Nov 11, 2005 05:42
18 yrs ago
Japanese term

予実

Japanese to English Tech/Engineering IT (Information Technology)
Found in phrases like:

予実対比
予実管理
I suspect it is "planned and actual", but I would appreciate confirmation.
Thanks

Discussion

Katalin Horváth McClure (asker) Nov 11, 2005:
Mojibake Well, well, here we go again. The word I am asking is �\�� (yojitsu), the first kanji of �\��@followed by the first kanji of ����.

Proposed translations

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Budget & actuals

If you search 予実on Google, you'll find references to several sites that explain this in Japanese. It's a combo of 予算and実績. There has to be a good English term for that. Though I haven't found it yet, I think this goes a long way.
Peer comment(s):

agree KathyT : maybe "budgeted and actual" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&c2coff=1&q="budgeted ...
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サンキュウ。
agree Will Matter
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ありがとうございます。
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you. Budgeted/actual is good, and I will use it, but I think it can also be planned/actual, when they use the same word for processes and progress (those are not budgeted but planned)."
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monitoring; forecast/planned/budgeted vs actual

In the field of finance and banking, "monitoring management" is used as a synonym of 予実管理. It is true that 予実 is a combination of "forecast/planned/budget" and "actual". Depending on the context and what they are comparing or referring to, I usually express this word in English as "forecast management", "budgeting", "variance control", etc. In my opinion as a native English speaker, when translating Japanese into English, it always works better by avoiding literal translation.
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