Examples of using Interoperable standards in English and their translations into Slovak
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The procedures for setting interoperable standards are far too slow.
The European Committee for Interoperable Systems(ECIS) also welcomed the Commission's tough stance on creating interoperable standards in ICT.
Competing non interoperable standards impede innovative solutions along the value chain.
In addition to these proposals, the EESC stresses the need for fully interoperable standards for payments across all markets in Europe.
This includes for example the development of lead markets in new technologies,strengthening the framework of intellectual property rights, and accelerating the setting of interoperable standards.
The Commission will continue to promote open, interoperable standards for digital television so that content can be exchanged across the world.
Europe needs the right conditions for research and innovation to flourish- such as attractive careers for researchers,a modern IPR system and interoperable standards.
As demonstrated in the area of mobile communications,the rapid setting of open, interoperable standards is key to global success for European companies.
The activities will include a focus on the research and development of the nextgeneration of innovative solutions, by working on novel concepts and designs, and interoperable standards.
It will seek to speed up the adoption of open, interoperable standards and to better integrate SMEs and consumers into the standards-setting process.
In the area of standardisation: reforming the European standardisation system to make it much faster andmore efficient in delivering interoperable standards, in particular in the ICT sector;
The common objective of theparticipating bodies is to develop common interoperable standards for all vehicles, including motorcycles, and ultimately to introduce a standard C2C CC system into the European vehicle market.
The EU should improve the framework conditions for innovation, in particular in the information society,by accelerating the setting of interoperable standards and moving towards more common spectrum management.
This means, in particular, offering equivalent protection of IPRs,open access to interoperable standards, non-discriminatory public procurements, and removing other non-physical barriers to trade, in line with international requirements.
Innovation requires a regulatory environment that is predictable, accommodates and even encourages new developments in goods and services,protects intellectual property and provides open, interoperable standards.
Through a set of software components that allow communication, through interoperable standards, between existing legacy applications and the eENVplus service ecosystem.
It would seem reasonable that, to guarantee the integrity of the single market, the technical solutions imposed should not become barriers to trade but develop in complementaryways across the EU, based on interoperable standards.
The adoption of open, interoperable standards will prevent the locking up of markets and the creation of dominant positions by some large players currently using closed proprietary technologies that tie the use of certain devices to their own catalogues or vice-versa, thus increasing competition.
To ensure a convergent application of security standards, Member States should encourage compliance or conformity with specified interoperable standards to ensure a high level of security at Union level.
In this context, the timely and market-led development of open and interoperable standards, including, if proven necessary, a common Mobile TV standard family, is crucial to reap the full benefits of Mobile TV broadcasting services, whilst the work of the European standardisation bodies in this field should be further encouraged;
The document also outlines weaknesses of the initiative, which include under-investment in knowledge, poor access to finance, the high cost of intellectual property rights,slow progress towards interoperable standards, ineffective use of public procurement and duplications in research.
In other areas, such as removing obstacles to the internal market, improving the free flow of(digital) content,promoting labour mobility or speeding up the setting of interoperable standards, progress has been too slow to produce significant results despite calls from Heads of State and Government to step up efforts.
Remaining barriers for entrepreneurs to bring"ideas to market" must be removed: better access to finance, particularly for SMEs, affordable Intellectual Property Rights, smarter and more ambitious regulation and targets,faster setting of interoperable standards and strategic use of our massive procurement budgets.
To improve framework conditions for business to innovate(i.e. create the single EU Patent and a specialised Patent Court, modernise the framework of copyright and trademarks, improve access of SMEs to Intellectual Property Protection,speed up setting of interoperable standards; improve access to capital and make full use of demand side policies, e.g. through public procurement and smart regulation);
However, a number of weaknesses identified by the Innovation Union Flagship need to be tackled: under-investment in knowledge, poor access to finance, the high cost of intellectual property rights,slow progress towards interoperable standards, ineffective use of public procurement and duplications in research.
The focus of activities shall be to develop the next generation of innovative transport means and to prepare the ground for the following one, by working on novel concepts and designs,smart control systems and interoperable standards, efficient production processes, shorter development times and reduced lifecycle costs.
Identifying a number of weaknesses to tackle barriers to innovation: under-investment in knowledge, poor access to finance, the high cost of intellectual property rights,slow progress towards interoperable standards, ineffective use of public procurement and duplications in research.
The Commission is also aware of weaknesses identified by the Innovation Union Flagship initiative such as: under-investment in knowledge, poor access to finance, the high cost of intellectual property rights,slow progress towards interoperable standards, ineffective use of public procurement and duplications in research.
With a view to promoting private investment in research and innovation, Member States should improve framework conditions- notably with regard to the business environment, competitive and open markets- combine fiscal incentives and other financial instruments with measures to facilitate access toprivate finance(including risk-capital), boost demand, in particular in eco-innovation,(notably through public procurement and interoperable standards), promote innovation-friendly markets and regulations, and provide efficient, affordable and effective protection of intellectual property.
For example, SAMI benefits a diverse group of interoperable standard interfaces.
