Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Valueadded services in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Major valueadded services providers- examples.
By end 1987 steps regarding licensing of private providers of valueadded services.
Valueadded services- survey of functions.
In most cases, only 15% of the total cost of valueadded services is accounted for by the communications network component.
Valueadded services will be essential for the future functioning of European businesses.
In spring 1987 the United States and Japan concluded an agreement on the future operation of international valueadded services.
Many valueadded services are targeted narrowly on specific user needs.
 In the final phase of the treasury value framework, the focus will be on strategic enablement and the valueadded services provided by treasury.
Europe must implant itself strongly in the valueadded services market-place if it wants to maintain control of its future economic structure Box 45.
The British firm Reuters is a good illustration of the ability of Europeans to establish themselves in the world valueadded services market.
Valueadded services- leaving aside the definitional problem- represent the higher end of the new conglomerate of telecommunications and computer services. .
In spring 1987, Japan concluded a special arrangement with the United States on the operation of international valueadded services.
Private services providers supplying mobile and valueadded services, new general VADS licence issued in February 1987.
Other valueadded services that can be combined with SEPA payments are e-invoicing,
The British Telecom ruling, the terminal cases and the cases on valueadded services have confirmed the application of Community competition rules to the telecommunica tions sector.
supports the functional requirements of valueadded services.
After having penetrated the financial sector, valueadded services will now increasingly enter the services related to the industrial sectors of the econ omy.
innovation which is at the heart of the new so-called valueadded services.
Ii a broad consensus on the liberalization of valueadded services, the high-value end of the overall spectrum of telecommunications services which is proposed to be open to competitive provision;
to liberalize the terminal and valueadded services market by 1989.
The European market for valueadded services needs to emerge from its current embryonic state, through demand stimulation
a European strategy for valueadded services to face up to the challenge of the multinationals.
Valueadded services will play the role of the mediator between the general multipurpose digital telecommunications network of the future
the success of the French Minitel strategy aimed at the public at large has demonstrated that valueadded services are not limited by nature to serving the business sector Box 7.
communications needs of the business sector, with 85% of total valueadded services revenues projected by 1990 to relate to credit/financial/economic
the world's financial markets, none of the main international European provid ers have so far become a major force on the world market- largely due to the regulatory restrictions prevailing for valueadded services in Europe to this date.
Another major cause for the delay in the development of a European valueadded ser vices market was the introduction of incompatible videotex services in the Community- the potential of which for carrying valueadded services to a wide public is being so clearly demonstrated by the success of the Minitel in France.
aid to improve the supply of tourism services through new higher valueadded services and to encourage new, more sustainable patterns of tourism.
such as the recent understanding on international valueadded services concluded between the United States
It is a valueadded service that will offer consumers who use online banking an easy payment solution when shopping online.