Examples of using Ict-enabled in English and their translations into Slovak
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ICT-enabled benefits for society.
I2010 has laid the building blocks for a modern ICT-enabled society.
ICT-enabled benefits for EU society.
Develop modern and interoperable ICT-enabled public services;
ICT-Enabled Environmentally Smart Buildings.
It is also clear that market forces alone do not ensure the timely availability andtake-up of the necessary ICT-enabled solutions.
Pillar VII: ICT-enabled benefits for EU society.
In order to achieve the ambitious targets set and meet the challenges ahead,Europe needs to ensure that ICT-enabled solutions are available and fully deployed.
ICT-enabled externality metering, such as congestion charging.
In addition, stakeholders' efforts to deliver effective and inclusive ICT-enabled services must focus on concrete priorities with increased coherence.
Exploring ICT-enabled opportunities for marginalised young people and migrants at risk of exclusion.
Collectively, the older population has a lot of buying power and, with ageing becoming a global phenomenon,a strong base of ICT-enabled solutions in Europe could be a springboard for export opportunities worldwide.
ICT-enabled benefits in the environment, healthcare, cultural diversity, eGovernment and transport fields.
Member States acknowledge the European dimension of public ICT-enabled services and have identified key enablers to reach cross-border interoperability.
ICT-enabled public services help to consolidate social cohesion and ensure that disadvantaged people face fewer barriers to opportunities.
It is also necessary to stimulate effective use of ICT-enabled services and provide competence building opportunities via education and training services.
Foster the use of national and regional programmes, the relevant operational programmes supported by the Cohesion Policy and the EU Competitiveness andInnovation Programme for the deployment of ICT-enabled research results.
Trends indicate that, by 2025, ICT-enabled technologies will have changed the equipment, tools and systems used to organise, manage and provide products, services and knowledge.
European Standardisation Organisations(ESOs) should pursue wider e-accessibility standardisation activities to reduce market fragmentation andfacilitate increased adoption of ICT-enabled goods and services.
For example, accessible ICT-enabled solutions can help older workers to stay in employment and enhance the take-up of online public services such as e-Government and e-Health.
Innovative solutions focussing on the relationship between water and energy, water efficiency(domestic and industrial), water quality, water infrastructure, recreation,public health and ICT-enabled user awareness will be of key importance.
The final results of this foresight project highlight developments in ICT-enabled technologies, the potential impact of these technologies on the nature and organization of work, and the challenges and opportunities to OSH that they may bring.
Promoting sustainable industrial growth by facilitating a strategic shift in Europe from cost-based manufacturing to an approach based on resource efficiency andthe creation of high added value products and ICT-enabled intelligent and high performance manufacturing in an integrated system.
A preliminary analysis of two existing cases of ICT-enabled innovation for learning is presented in order to show(i) how the proposed key dimensions and reference parameters are implemented in real-life settings to configure profoundly diverse types of CCR and(ii) to depict the systemic approach needed for the sustainable implementation and progressive up-scaling of Creative Classrooms across Europe.
Ms Batut mentioned the seven pillars of the Digital Agenda: a digital single market; interoperability and standards; trust and security; fast and ultra-fast internet access; research and innovation; enhancing digital literacy,skills and inclusion; and the ICT-enabled benefits for EU society.
ICTs will not only improve energy efficiency and combat climate change,they will also stimulate the development of a large leading-edge market for ICT-enabled energy-efficiency technologies that will foster the competitiveness of European industry and create new business opportunities.
Differences in social and health care reimbursement schemes within Member States anduncertainties about the legal requirements of medical certification for ICT-enabled services(such as tele-medicine and independent living) reduce the potential for collective insurance schemes to cover upfront costs for these services and hamper their development and implementation.
