Examples of using Cross-border interoperability in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Ensuring cross-border interoperability of tracing apps.
It should, however,be noted that not all eGovernment services will require cross-border interoperability.
Cross-border interoperability is just one area where progress can be made.
This difficulty often prevents public authorities from defining their ICT strategies and architectures,including cross-border interoperability between organisations.
Actions improving the cross-border interoperability of electronic identity.
Member States acknowledge the European dimension of public ICT-enabled services andhave identified key enablers to reach cross-border interoperability.
Enhancing the cross-border interoperability of e-signatures and e-identification.
There is also a need tofoster patients' and professionals' mobility by facilitating the cross-border interoperability of electronic health records while protecting privacy.
Achieving cross-border interoperability is a political priority in European public service initiatives.
National tolling schemes apply the three technologies allowed under EETS legislation in significantly different ways,which makes it difficult and costly to achieve cross-border interoperability.
Cross-border interoperability and recognition of qualified certificates is a precondition for cross-border recognition of qualified electronic signatures.
Member States are invited to providethe Commission with all the relevant information on the implementation and results of the actions proposed to ensure cross-border interoperability.
(36) While cross-border interoperability is improving throughout the Union, the mid- to long-term objective is to make it possible to travel across the Union with only one piece of OBE.
This requirement, which would be tantamount to introducing a five-year probationary period,would reduce the value of the harmonised complementary certificate and conflict with the desire to facilitate cross-border interoperability.
A cross-border interoperability strategy and associated framework have never been attempted on such a scale before, so it will be crucial to involve all stakeholders to ensure success.
As a first step towards full European interoperability, Member States with significant volume oftraffic on the trans-European network should encourage the cross-border interoperability of their electronic road toll systems.
Cross-border interoperability currently also lacks common infrastructures, architectures and technical guidelines that could foster the development of European public services by providing a solid technical basis and avoiding duplication of efforts.
Development and use of information and Communication Technology(ICT)to improve the efficiency of judicial systems and their cooperation and the cross-border interoperability of systems and applications.
Likewise, political support is also necessary for cross-border interoperability efforts to facilitate cooperation among public administrations.17 For effective cooperation, all stakeholders involved must share visions, agree on objectives and align priorities.
Information and Communication Technology(ICT) tools development and maintenance to improve the efficiency of judicial systems and their cooperation by means of information and communication technology,including the cross-border interoperability of systems and applications.
To support this priority,the Commission will fast track the rollout of digital services(especially their cross-border interoperability) in E-IDs and E-signatures, business mobility, E-justice, electronic health records and cultural platforms such as Europeana.
(27) Ensuring cross-border interoperability in the deployment of large scale infrastructure projects, in particular at the level of core services, may require simultaneous procurement and installation of equipment by the Commission, Member State and/or their beneficiaries.
Two key policy initiatives were launched in 2008: one to facilitate patient access to telemedicine services and stimulate market development;and the second initiative helps Member States address cross-border interoperability of electronic health record systems to support citizens and the market.
The DSM Strategy sets out the strategic objectives to'modernisepublic administration, achieve cross-border interoperability and facilitate easy interaction with citizens', aimed at accelerating the digital transformation of public administrations in the Member States and the Commission.
The Authority shall, at the request of the Commission advise the Commission and Member States on improving the interoperability of, access to, and use of electronic communications services and terminal equipment,and in particular cross-border interoperability issues.
Agrees with the observations that despite the Electronic Toll Service(EETS) Directive(2004) and its implementing decision(2009),with rare exceptions there is no cross-border interoperability- the costs and inconveniences are thus borne by users and the bodies that provide and maintain these systems.
The European Parliament, in its resolution of 21 September 2010 on completing the internal market for e-commerce(4), stressed the importance of the security of electronic services, especially of electronic signatures, and of the need to create a public key infrastructure at pan-European level, and called on the Commissionto set up a European validation authorities gateway to ensure the cross-border interoperability of electronic signatures and to increase the security of transactions carried out using the internet.
Whenever electronic identification schemes require specific hardware orsoftware to be used by relying parties at the national level, cross-border interoperability calls for those Member States not to impose such requirements and related costs on relying parties established outside of their territory.
The European Parliament stressed the importance of the security of electronic services, especially of electronic signatures, and of the need to create a public key infrastructure at pan-European level, and called on the Commission to set up aEuropean validation authorities gateway to ensure the cross-border interoperability of electronic signatures and to increase the security of transactions carried out using the internet.
Stresses the importance of the security of electronic services, especially of electronic signatures, and of the need for the creation of the Public Key Infrastructure(PKI) at Pan-European level, and calls on the Commission to set up aEuropean Validation Authorities Gateway in order to ensure the cross-border interoperability of electronic signatures and to increase the security of transactions carried out using the internet;