Examples of using Lack of interoperability in English and their translations into Romanian
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Lack of interoperability.
In the absence of voluntary industry agreements, lack of interoperability is an inconvenience for users and creates unnecessary waste4.
Lack of interoperability between eHealth solutions;
Whereas the challenge of market fragmentation and lack of interoperability in the European Union is an obstacle to the rapid development of the digital single market;
Lack of interoperability is also argued to be a barrier to EU-wide policy implementation.
Highlights the importance of promoting greater interoperability, as lack of interoperability hampers innovation and reduces competition in the EU and slows down innovation;
The lack of interoperability between rare diseases registries is severely jeopardising the registries' potential.
Obsolete approaches visiblylead to increasing fragmentation, gaps, overcapacity and a lack of interoperability in European defence capabilities"10.
The main barrier is the lack of interoperability, be it legal, technical or organisational.
The eGovernment Action Plan 2006-20106 also sought to ensure that eGovernment at national level does not lead to new barriers within the single market because of fragmentation and lack of interoperability.
There is a lack of interoperability that impedes proper use of the security products.
Highlights the need to promote greater interoperability, in particular for software and terminals, as lack of interoperability hampers innovation, reduces competition and harms the consumer;
All this leads to a lack of interoperability that impedes a proper use of the security products and services.”.
In addition, it will be asked to assist the Commission andNRAs in the area of standardisation by helping them identify a lack of interoperability or a threat to end-to-end connectivity or to effective access to emergency services.
The lack of interoperability makes the incorporation of knowledge and various components into complex new products and services complicated.
The Commission's Digital Agenda for Europe14 identified the fragmentation of the digital market, the lack of interoperability and the rise in cybercrime as major obstacles to the virtuous cycle of the digital economy.
Believes that lack of interoperability may lead to market dominance of one particular product, which in turn stifles competition and limits consumer choice in the EU;
Calls on the Member States to overcome the current lack of efficiency in defence spending due to duplication,fragmentation, lack of interoperability and to aim for the EU to become a security provider also by better controlling arms exports;
Notes that the lack of interoperability is hampering the development of new content services to the detriment of artists seeking a broader public throughout Europe;
The Commission communication of 26 August 2010 entitled‘A Digital Agenda for Europe' identified the fragmentation of the digital market, the lack of interoperability and the rise in cybercrime as major obstacles to the virtuous cycle of the digital economy.
Safety requirements and the lack of interoperability still impose significant barriers to entry in the EU rail market.
In 2010, the Commission published a Communication entitled“Reaping the benefits of e-invoicing in Europe”, which urged the Member States to adopt e-invoicing andto address the problems resulting from the lack of interoperability between existing e-invoicing systems.
Believes that lack of interoperability leads to market dominance of one particular product or service, which in turn stifles competition and limits consumer choice in the EU;
A good'home market' is critical to growing vibrant SMEs into the global giants of tomorrow;the problems of fragmented digital markets and lack of interoperability have to be tackled to support the latent potential of Europe's ICT companies.
Especially worrying is the lack of interoperability between the different national schemes and the scarcity of the information available that are limiting the possibilities offered by EVS.
At the same time, while a great number of DRM protected content services havebeen launched in the past years, stakeholders are increasingly concerned that the lack of interoperability, standardisation and cross platform friendliness in DRMs leads to gatekeeper situations.
The EESC agrees that the lack of interoperability between the different national schemes and the scarcity of the information available that are limiting the possibilities offered by EVS are worrying.
The Commission announced in the Digital Agenda for Europe that it would propose legal measures to further address e-signatures and to ensure mutual recognition of e-identification(eID) and e-authentication so as toeliminate fragmentation and lack of interoperability, enhance digital citizenship and prevent cybercrime.
Market fragmentation and lack of interoperability across health systems stand in the way of an integrated approach to disease prevention, care and cure better geared to people's needs.
The Digital Agenda for Europe1 identifies existing barriers to Europe's digital development and proposes legislation on e-signatures(Key Action 3) and the mutual recognition of e-identification and authentication(Key Action 16), establishing a clear legal framework so as toeliminate fragmentation and the lack of interoperability, enhance digital citizenship and prevent cybercrime.
