Exemplos de uso de Technical interoperability em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The internet is the best example of the power of technical interoperability.
This was meant to achieve technical interoperability, which was the actual object of the legislation.
Roadmap on High Definition Television(HDTV) Technical Interoperability.
Although the literature often refers to technical interoperability as the central challenge to maintaining information systems, it is not limited exclusively to its technical dimension.
For example, the ISIS-MTT specifications in Germany aim at creating technical interoperability between the e-signatures products.
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The conditions as regards technical interoperability of the electronic network The electronic network, established under the governance agreement, should, at least, contain the following func- tionalities.
I was unable, however,as this House's rapporteur, to go along with the Commission proposal as it relates to technical interoperability.
It defined criteria that support a technical interoperability for information and settlement streams.
These measures relate to safety, working conditions, the right to practise a trade and other factors,including technical interoperability.
We take the view that the actual objective- the technical interoperability of the various systems- has to be achieved.
This Europe-wide rail culture will of course require directives about liberalisation butwe need to begin by investing in the networks to make technical interoperability feasible.
Stimulating private investment in Community financial markets and ensuring technical interoperability of the networks are also of critical importance.
There will be proposals on public service contracts and on State aids for land transport andalso a communication for the integration of national systems including technical interoperability.
The OpenPGP Alliance is a growing group of companies andother organizations that works to facilitate technical interoperability and marketing synergy between OpenPGP implementations.
Technical interoperability is about knitting together IT systems and software, defining and using open interfaces, standards and protocols in order to build reliable, effective and efficient information systems.
A whole range of other measures will also be necessary,for example concerning technical interoperability and financing of infrastructure.
A new paradigm of consensual approach and cooperation on technical interoperability has emerged in the area of High Definition TV, and this appears as a promising model for solving other interoperability issues.
In a second step, and similar to that needed for credit transfers,the relevant infrastructures are invited to develop a technical interoperability framework for SEPA-compliant card payments processing.
To achieve this we need to accelerate both technical interoperability, the lack of which today creates an artificial barrier separating the individual domestic rail markets, and economic interoperability, by liberalising access to the networks.
In the light of this, we have to conclude that, seen in this way,historical beneficiaries of the railways still hold the keys to the opening of the market in their hands- access to the tracks, technical interoperability, training and certification, to give just a few examples.
After four years' work the experts have come up with solutions providing the technical interoperability needed in order to operate transfrontier services and cut rolling stock costs on the high-speed network.
With regard to the bottlenecks, Ms de Palacio will submit to the next Transport Council a working paper, which enhances that the bottlenecks are not only due to the technical capability, butalso to problems of management or of technical interoperability.
Directive 2004/50/EC updates legislation already in force on the technical interoperability, which is needed in order to operate cross-border services and cut rolling stock costs on the high-speed network.
All of them are important, but thanks to the Internet and to the work of standardisation bodies and other organisations,significant progress has already been achieved in the area of technical interoperability, thereby ensuring openness, promoting reusability and fostering competition.
These concern not only market forces but also,among other things, technical interoperability, strengthening of the European Railway Agency, a solution for the financing of new infrastructure and the maintenance of existing infrastructure.
I also wish to say that, whatever approach is taken to the railway system, we must nevertheless admit that, if we want trains to make a comeback in Europe,we must make a genuine effort to Europeanise the system through technical interoperability and harmonised safety regulations.
By the present proposal,as now amended, we insist on this; technical interoperability must be achieved, and what this ultimately means is that the technology currently in use must be changed only as and when it cannot be enabled to communicate with other systems of technology.
The measures cover market access, licensing and safety certification of rail operators, access to infrastructure and the calculation of access charges, the creation of a legal framework for railway safety, andmeasures to ensure technical interoperability of the rail system.
The lack of technical interoperability at national and at cross-border level causes another obstacle for the market acceptance of e-signatures. It has resulted in many“isolated” islands of e-signature applications, where certificates can only be used for one single application.
In the card-to-terminal domain, the EMV standard( which was named after its initiators Eurocard, MasterCard and VISA,and aims at technical interoperability of the chips on the cards with POS terminals) and its improved implementation guidelines are accepted by the entire industry.