Examples of using Interoperability of services in English and their translations into German
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Article 7- Interoperability of Services, Site and data.
That timely development of standards will contribute to ensuring interoperability of services;
Interoperability of services, content and terminals is therefore critical for achieving the goal of mass market adoption.
To grant open access to technical interfaces,protocols or other key technologies that are indispensable for the interoperability of services;
The compatibility and interoperability of services and applications will be ensured through common standards and protocols for data exchange, communication, equipment and frequencies.
The competent national regulatory authorities(NRAs)are to encourage and secure adequate network access and interconnection, and interoperability of services.
In 3G mobile communications, industry is seeking to achieve interoperability of services while voluntary industry migration to the MHP standard may be at least in part a likely solution for interoperability across digital TV.
These reasons are security of network operations,maintenance of network integrity and, in justified cases interoperability of services and data protection.
Where this is appropriate to ensure full global interoperability of services, Member States should coordinate their national positions in accordance with the Treaty in international organisations and fora where numbering decisions are taken.
Emphasis was put on the SME tourism sector, andon support actions for the implementation of a pan-European ISDN network providing interoperability of services, in particular to the benefit of SMEs.
In this Communication on interoperability of services, the European Commission addresses“Barriers to widespread access to new IT services and applications of the information society through open platforms in digital television and third generation mobile communications”.
National regulatory authorities should have the power to secure, where commercial negotiation fails,adequate access and interconnection and interoperability of services in the interest of end-users.
To bring about standards that ensure the interoperability of services and applications in the information and communications technology sector, it should be possible to formally recognise ICT standards even if they are drawn up outside the ESOs by specialised forums and consortia.
The importance of all open platforms in the widespread delivery of electronic services andthe role they play in contributing to the interoperability of services thereby promoting competition and supporting users' choice;
In order to ensure full global interoperability of services, the Community shall take all necessary steps to ensure the co-ocoordination of Member States' positions in international organisations and forums in which decisions are taken on issues relating to the numbering, naming and addressing of electronic communications networks and services. .
The aim is to establish a regulatory framework for the market between suppliers of networks and services that will result in sustainable competition, interoperability of services and consumer benefits.
If the standards and/or specifications referred to in paragraph 1have not been adequately implemented so that interoperability of services in one or more Member States cannot be ensured, the implementation of such standards and/or specifications may be made compulsory under the procedure laid down in paragraph 4, to the extent strictly necessary to ensure such interoperability and to improve freedom of choice for users.
The aim is to establish a regulatory framework for relations between suppliers of networksand services so as to ensure sustainable competition and interoperability of services to the benefit of consumers.
Consumers should be able to choose a different provider for roaming services without changing their number,and in a manner which ensures interoperability of services, with roaming services being provided anywhere in the Union and with the same level of quality.
Despite these developments, some issues need to be addressed from a European perspective to avoid the emergence of a patchwork of ITS applications and services: geographical continuity, interoperability of services and systems and standardisation.
While it is appropriate in some circumstances for a national regulatory authority to impose obligations on operators that do not have significant market power in order toachieve goals such as end-to-end connectivity or interoperability of services, it is however necessary to ensure that such obligations are imposed in conformity with the regulatory framework and in particular its notification procedures.
The aim is to establish a regulatory framework for the market between suppliers of networks and services, in accordance with internalmarket principles, that will result in sustainable competition, interoperability of services and consumer benefits.
According to Article 1 thereof, Directive 97/33 establishes a regulatory framework for securing in the European Community the interconnection of telecommunications networks and in particular the interoperability of services, and with regard to ensuring provision of universal service in an environment of open and competitive markets.
The aim is to establish a regulatory framework, in accordance with internal market principles, for the market between suppliers of networks and services that will result in sustainable competition, interoperability of services and consumer benefits.
I agree with the rapporteur that it is advisable to continue promoting the open standards developed by European Unionstandards bodies in relation to the switchover to digital and the interoperability of services, and to further this action by promoting European digital television standards in other parts of the world.
They helped also to share with the stakeholders a common vision on the deployment of cooperative systems, with notably a proposed platform to involve all stakeholders and federate all initiatives,in order to avoid a fragmented patchwork and ensure interoperability of services, systems and technologies.
In certain circumstances the national regulatory authority may, in accordance with Community law, interveneat its own initiative to impose terms, including pricing rules, designed to ensure interoperability of services, maximise economic efficiency and benefit end-users.
The national regulatory authority, in accordance with Article 9 of Directive 97/33/EC and Article 16(4) of Directive 98/10/EC, mayintervene at its own initiative to specify issues, including pricing, designed to ensure interoperability of services, maximise economic efficiency and benefit end users.
Member States shall promote the harmonisation of use of radio frequencies across the Community, consistent with the need to ensure effective and efficient use thereof,which can contribute to realisation of economy scales and the interoperability of services for the consumer benefit and in accordance with Decision No 676/2002/EC Radio Spectrum Decision.
National regulatory authorities shall, acting in pursuit of the objectives set out in Article 8 of Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive), encourage and where appropriateensure, in accordance with the provisions of this Directive, adequate access and interconnection, and interoperability of services, exercising their responsibility in a way that promotes efficiency, sustainable competition, and gives the maximum benefit to end-users.
