Examples of using Applications and content in English and their translations into Finnish
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Networks, basic services, applications and content.
Services, applications and content, covering online public services ande-business.
I have written several times about the fact that Apple discriminates visible when it comes to applications and content for iOS si iPadOS.
On the one hand services, applications and content, covering both online public services and e-business.
Scientific and technical know-how are also top-notch, butwe lag behind in information technology, and especially in the area of applications and content.
EEurope 2005 therefore aims to stimulate secure services, applications and content based on a widely available broadband infrastructure.
On 28 May the Commission presented anew action plan(eEurope 2005)(4) the aim of which is to stimulate thedevelopment of secure services, applications and content.
The European Commission is thus seeking to stimulate secure services, applications and content based on a widely available infrastructure.
As applications and content became a vital aspect of business mobility, SOTI helped steer the market toward Enterprise Mobility Management EMM.
The objective of this Action Plan is to stimulate secure services, applications and content based on a widely available broadband infrastructure.
All digital services, applications and content depend on high-speed internetand secure networks: the lifeblood of new, innovative digital services.
With the Internet Protocol(IP) now the primary means of providing services, applications and content, a new more powerful version, IPv6, needs to be implemented.
New services, applications and content will create new marketsand provide the means to increase productivity and hence growth and employment throughout the economy.
The eEurope 2005 Action Plan aims in particular to stimulate secure services, applications and content based on a widely available broadband structure.
The first one concerns services, applications and content, covering both online public servicesand e-business, and the second one concerns the underlying broadband infrastructure and security matters.
Secondly, the Commission will continue to work via existing Community policies such as research and the eEurope Action Plan towards an environment conducive for success of wireless digital applications and content.
The eEurope Action Plan 20051 aims to stimulate services, applications and content, covering e-government, e-health, e-learning and e-business.
The successor action plan eEurope 2005 was adopted at the European council in Seville in June 2002; it concentrates on full use of the Internet and sets out to stimulate the development of secure services, applications and contents which exploiting the broad-band infrastructure already widely available.
This is the focus of eEurope 2005:stimulating services, applications and content that create new marketsand reduce costs and eventually increase productivity throughout the economy.
The eEurope 2005 Action Plan endorsed by the Seville European Council in June is to further promote the spread and use of the Internet in Europe, in particular to stimulate secure services, applications and content based on a widely available broadband infrastructure.
On the one hand, it aims to stimulate services, applications and content, covering both online public servicesand e-business; on the other hand it addresses the underlying broadband infrastructure and security matters.
The Commission has adopted a follow-up Action Plan to e-Europe 2002, entitled E-Europe 2005,which aims to stimulate secure services, applications and content based on a widely availableand secure broadband infrastructure, while at the same time ensuring the inclusion of all citizens in the information society.
The Community has been working(notably via eEurope initiatives) on stimulating the development of applications and content enabling all European citizens to participate in the information societyand on supporting research into the development and deployment of new information and communication technologies.
An explanation of the practical impact of the service characteristics on the use of content, applications and services;
The development of new content, applications and services will in turn be stimulated by an increase in broadband availability.
Blocking, slowing down or discrimination of content, applications and services goes against the open nature of the Internet10.
The success of broadband and 3G will depend to a large extent on the availability of attractive content, applications and services.
Internet users will increasingly migrate to broadband if they can access innovative content, applications and services.
Share applications with students- right applications and digital content in all tablets and smartphones.