Examples of using Interoperability of systems in English and their translations into German
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The interoperability of systems.
Global cooperation, in turn, will only work with interoperability of systems.
Interoperability of systems and applications.
Ad hoc coordination and lack of interoperability of systems, processes and assets;
Whereas the establishment of the internal market in the electricity sector must favour the interconnection and interoperability of systems;
Technologies to enhance interoperability of systems, equipment, services processes.
Firstly, the technical barriers should be broken down andthere should be a move towards interoperability of systems.
These requirements shall ensure the interoperability of systems and shall be objective and non-discriminatory.
Interoperability of systems and collaboration between providers is essential, in the fieldsof travel information, promotion, ticketing and operations.
The ultimate goal of these efforts must be the interoperability of systems, vessels and fleets, leading to significant reductions in ownership costs.
Harmonising IMT-2000 bands at global level:As third generation systems are expected to operate globally, the interoperability of systems will be an important factor.
In addition, the SIP module ensures interoperability of systems that for example use different encryption standards, as well as simplifying certificate administration.
The EESC recommends that these organisations haveopportunities to highlight issues such as integration and interoperability of systems to other project stakeholders so as to be successful.
Full interoperability of systems and network interconnection platforms is crucial for information-sharing and coordination between all stakeholders.
Activities across all mission areas will also address the integration and interoperability of systems and services including aspects such as communication, distributed architectures and human factors.
Europe's civil security drive is a logical extension of research work that is already under way on information andcommunication technologies(ICTs) and the interoperability of systems.
On the other hand, a common language to support the interoperability of systems and applications of the value network is the key factor for productivity and effectivity in the age of Industry 4.0.
This is no longer really feasible in this digital world since information processing is distributed,services follow mobile users and interoperability of systems is a prerequisite.
Availability of necessary, reliable infrastructure enabling the interoperability of systems for data collection, processing and use- including infrastructure making broad use of effective cloud solutions and services.
The proposal complies with the proportionality principle, as it is strictly limited to the changes necessary to allow for thecross-border use of credit claims as collateral, interoperability of systems and some minor simplification measures.
The role of the Commissionwill be limited to setting standards for the interoperability of systems, the existence of which will not give any boost to innovation: standards are set de facto to maintain innovation rather than speed it up.
Provide the necessary assistance to the development and operation of a European border surveillancesystem and, as appropriate, to the development of a common information sharing environment, including interoperability of systems.
The development of e-government has stalled, and coordination to ensure interoperability of systems and creating a single point of contact is insufficient, thus limiting the efforts to increase transparency and reduce administrative burdens.
It is also true that major public policy concerns are at stake, such as the efficiency of the systems, costs, petition issues-namely open and non-discriminatory access and exclusivity agreements- interoperability of systems, and prudential and systemic safety.
The European electronic road toll service we are proposing, like the interoperability of systems, responds to genuine need for users, in particular lorry drivers, who want an electronic means of payment as soon as possible, a single one for the whole of the network.
Provide the necessary assistance for the development and operation of a European bordersurveillance system and, as appropriate, to the development of a common information-sharing environment, including interoperability of systems, in particular by developing, maintaining and coordinating the Eurosur framework in accordance with Regulation(EU) No 1052/2013;
Interoperability of systems, content, and processes across different levels of government, from local to European, is also fundamental to achieving services of a really pan-European nature and reducing the risk of fragmentarity in eGovernment developments.
The Commission and the High Representative, in coordination with the Member States,should continue to improve civil-military and cross-border cooperation and the interoperability of systems for maritime surveillance and maritime security, with a view to establishing comprehensive‘maritime awareness' to improve early warning and facilitate a timely response.
Secondly, we believe that we have given preference to the interoperability of systems, in other words most of the amendments that we have tabled, whether it is Amendment No 11 submitted by us or Amendment No 46 submitted by Mrs Sommer, are essentially aimed, not necessarily at having a unified system, but at making systems interoperable, and we believe that in the short term that is what should be required.
Providing the necessary assistance for the development and operation of a European border surveillance system and, as appropriate, to the development of a common information-sharing environment, including interoperability of systems, in particular by developing, maintaining and coordinating the Eurosur framework in accordance with Regulation(EU) No 1052/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council;
