Examples of using Valueadded services in English and their translations into Danish
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Valueadded services- survey of functions.
This will concern in particular all valueadded services.
Within this plethora of services which valueadded services incorporate, three lines of development currently stand out.
In spring 1987, Japan concluded a special arrangement with the United States on the operation of international valueadded services.
By 1984, EDS had also turned to offering valueadded services, additional to its computing activities.
Position C of the Green Paper proposesfree competitive supply for all other services, including the broad range of'valueadded' services.
The growing need for valueadded services will only bring forth the creation of a strong European industry in this area if the following two conditions are met.
Banks can also expand their business by offering their customers valueadded services in addition to SEPA products.
It is true that most valueadded services have developed up to now on the basis of private networks constructed with lines leased from the telecommunications administrations.
MDNS could become an important base for providers of Europewide valueadded services, if offered in an open way.
The data processing valueadded services multinational EDS has a total annual turnover of USD 4 500 million, exceeding the turnover of most smaller European telecommuni cations administrations Box 9.
Increased functionality of the network will also allow the telecommunications administrations to offer valueadded services and enter a broad range of new service activities. ties.
Tele-carried services- particularly valueadded services- play a decisive role in this process of linking the economy closer together: production, services, and final consumption Figure 11.
One major example was the difficulties encountered during the introduction of public packetswitching networks in Europe- an ideal carrier for many valueadded services Box 18.
Europe must implant itself strongly in the valueadded services market-place if it wants to maintain control of its future economic structure Box 45.
An integrated network infrastructure together with service suppliers operatingin a Communitywide market: a European strategy for valueadded services to face up to the challenge of the multinationals.
Valueadded services will play the role of the mediator between the general multipurpose digital telecommunications network of the future and the special requirements in the work-place during the first stage, in homes during the second.
The British Telecom ruling, the terminal cases and the cases on valueadded services have confirmed the application of Community competition rules to the telecommunica tions sector.
SWIFT therefore had to negotiate ad hoc agreements with the telecommu nications administrations in eachcountry where they operate, since there existed no regulatory framework for the provision of trans-border valueadded services.
The accelerated development of European valueadded services will rely on active cooperation between basic transporters(telecommunications administrations) and the suppliers of valueadded services operating in a competitive environment telecommunications administrations or private new entrants.
Mercury; privatization of British Telecom;licensing of private providers of mobile radio, paging and cable TV; and licensing of a large number of valueadded services providers- to date nearly 200.
Information-related services, the high-value part of the new market, are closely related to the current information and communications needs of the business sector,with 85% of total valueadded services revenues projected by 1990 to relate to credit/financial/economic and marketing information and to financial transactions.
The Telemarketing ν Compagnie luxembourgeoise de télédiffusion ruling under Articles 177 and 86 of the EEC Treaty(European Court preliminary ruling of 3 October 1985 in Case 311/84)further strengthened the Community's legal base to push for market open ing in the terminal field and the field of value added services.