Examples of using Interoperable electronic in English and their translations into Slovak
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Recommendation on interoperable Electronic Health Records.
Interoperable electronic support for health assistance anywhere in the EU.
Eurowag to introduce its new solution for interoperable electronic tolling services(EETS) in Europe.
Interoperable electronic identification and authentication across Europe.
The exchange of information shall be carried out by interoperable electronic means without exchange of data involving other databases.
Interoperable electronic identification and authentication across Europe;
The proposed Decision provides for the engagement of Member States andthe Commission to develop interoperable electronic customs systems within agreed timeframes.
(3) Interoperable electronic road toll systems contribute to achieving the objectives laid down by Union law on road tolls.
Roadmap 2011-15 to lay outtargets operational steps towards the wide roll out of interoperable electronic health records, telemedicine services.
The adoption of open, interoperable electronic standards is essential to increase competitiveness and prevent the locking up of markets and the creation of dominant positions.
Member States shall take all necessary measures toensure that the exchange of information is carried out by interoperable electronic means without exchange of data involving other databases.
The STORK pilot project considers a model of interoperable electronic identity mutually recognised in all Member States, but which allows Member States to keep their systems and practices in place.
The Commission should facilitate the cooperation among Member States and support the design, testing,implementation and deployment of interoperable electronic interfaces that enable more efficient and secure public services.
Among those, interoperable electronic identification management(eIDM) for access to public services, electronic document authentication and electronic archiving are considered critical key enablers.
This proposal contains actions and deadlines for the implementation of accessible and interoperable electronic customs systems, describes the responsibilities of the Member States and the Community and establishes a governance framework.
The Council Resolution of 5 December 2003 on creating a simple and paperless environment for customs and trade5, which followed on from the Commission Communication on a simple and paperless environment for customs and trade6, calls upon the Commission to draw up, in close co-operation with the Member States,a multi-annual strategic plan for creating a coherent and interoperable electronic customs environment for the Community.
Member States shall take all necessary measures toensure that the exchange of information is carried out by interoperable electronic means without exchange of data involving other databases which are not used for the purposes of this Directive.
The Recommendation underlines that moving towards interoperable Electronic Health Records in the EU should go hand in hand with ensuring data protection and security, in line with the General Data Protection Regulation(GDPR), and in full compliance with the cybersecurity framework.
The Commission should facilitate the cooperation among Member States and support the design, testing,implementation and deployment of interoperable electronic interfaces that enable more efficient and secure public services.
Is presenting an action plan in 2008 to promote the use of interoperable electronic signatures and electronic authentication and will launch actions involving all relevant stakeholders in the second quarter of 2009 to help SMEs participate in global supply chains.
At the same time, the Commission should facilitate the cooperation among Member States and support the design, testing,implementation and deployment of interoperable electronic interfaces that will enable more efficient and secure public services.
Considers that advanced e-business applications, based on the implementation of interoperable electronic signatures and authentication certificates, is a crucial driver of SME competitiveness and should be encouraged by the Commission and the Member States;
Member States should ensure that appropriate arrangements, including resources, are in place for this purpose,including for creation of Points of Single Contact and interoperable electronic procedures, full application of the Internal Market Information system and review and modernisation of national legislation.
We share this view of the importance of multilingual services,of services that are also very interoperable, electronic and accessible from the wonderful tool that is the Internet- Mrs Comi and Mrs Roithová mentioned this, as did Mrs Herczog just now when she spoke about these points of single contact.
E-authentication and e-signatures: Building on on-going work in the field of e-government, the Commission will present in 2008 a specific Action Plan tofurther promote the implementation of mutually recognised and interoperable electronic signatures and e-authentication(electronic identity) between the Member States, thereby facilitating the provision of cross-border public services.
This Action Plan aims to assistMember States in implementing mutually recognised and interoperable electronic signatures and e-identification solutions, in order to facilitate the provision of cross-border public services in an electronic environment.
Member States shall take all necessary measures toensure that the exchange of information is carried out by interoperable electronic means without exchange of data involving other databases which are not used for the purposes of this Directive.
In this regard, the i2010 e-Government Action Plan9, adopted by the European Commission on 25 April 2006,considers interoperable electronic identity management(eIDM) as one of the critical key enablers for access to public services.
In this communication, the Commission proposes an Action Plan aimed at assistingMember States in implementing mutually recognized and interoperable electronic signatures and e-identification solutions, in order to facilitate the provision of cross-border public services in an electronic environment.