Examples of using Inter-operability in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Inter-operability between service providers.
In addition to general training,the exercises also promoted inter-operability;
The way to break down the silos is to get inter-operability between social networking sites.
This research into the evolution of the Internet is on a global scale, andrequires a global team to harmonize inter-operability.
Further development of inter-operability in preparedness and response to health threats.
However, I would ask him to go further.Can he look, when he talks about inter-operability, at linkages.
Interconnection and inter-operability of infrastructures and services will be a major commercial issue.
Ii ensuring a future open competitive market;(iii)promoting future inter-operability of telecommunications services.
Helps ensure the inter-operability of national plans- through coordination mechanisms, analysis and communication tools.
It has been accepted in Europe that interconnection of networks and the inter-operability of terminals are prerequisites for Europewide services.
Standards provide for inter-operability of equipment, investment certainty, larger production runs and lower costs on the one hand; they must not stifle innovation on the other.
The Commission will also continue to support measures to develop standards to allow inter-operability between systems.
It will look carefully at how to achieve inter-operability of eHealth services and technologies across the EU.
They are working with more than 20 partner nations in exercises designed to build relationships andenhance security and inter-operability throughout the region.
At the same time,this exercise has proved that there is inter-operability between the plans; we do not have 25 or 27 separate actions.
In its conclusions adopted at the meeting on June 2004[4] the Council acknowledged the plan, andidentified as a priority the drawing up and inter-operability of national plans.
Network- Work is underway to develop a network architecture for the EEA to ensure inter-operability of the various elements of the'European environment information and observation network.
Inter-operability is also likely to be limited to customs administrations, as there would be no legal obligation in the Customs Code for the implementation of a'single window.
Companies operating in both the clothing and retail sector can also take advantage of inter-operability with two key Microsoft Dynamics solutions.
That inter-operability clause, which is advocated in Amendment 50, is also advocated in a slightly different text- Amendment 68- by Mrs Mann, Mrs McCarthy and Mrs Roth-Behrendt.
This must be accompanied by further steps to address security,digital rights' management and the inter-operability of different services and devices.
A pan-European telecommunications infrastructure with full inter-operability is the only basis on which an open and competitive Communitywide terminal equipment and services market can thrive.
Specifically, Amendment 50, presented by Mr Rocard and Mrs Berger,aimed at maintaining the right to inter-operability of computer programs, is very important.
As far as Amendment No 2 is concerned, inter-operability of services is already defined as an essential requirement in Article 3(2) of the common position, and it frankly does not therefore seem neccessary to refer to it again.
These networks may include projects involving the countries of Central andEastern Europe, in so far as they are of mutual interest and ensure inter-operability with networks in the Community.
Adoption of the first EU law with provisions on the inter-operability of eHealth, the Directive on Patients' rights in cross border healthcare.
All of the participating nations in Tradewinds 2011 share common interests in the region andhave the common goal of increasing the presence and inter-operability of security forces in the region.
Rules and standards for the inter-operability of Member States' customs systems to bring about improved co-operation based upon electronic data exchange between customs authorities and between customs authorities and economic operators;
The challenges inherent to organ instrumentalization,information classification the issue of"secretism", and the difficulties of inter-operability are all essential aspects in the debate.
The Commission will urgently consult industry and make proposals which will allow standards to be developed quickly enough to cope with very short innovation cycles whilst ensuring full inter-operability.