Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• whereas the tourism sector must make the best possible use of the ways in which the range of new information technologies can help it to develop,
• The possibility to use the full range of ICT technical specifications when procuring hardware, software and information technology services will enable interoperability, will help avoid lock
• caps, from different sectors, such as biomedical imaging, medical information technology, diagnostic and animal health industries.
• The significance of information technologies is growing in contemporary society.
• Further develop the capacity of Ministries to perform a range of common functions needed to support the coordinating role for the General Secretariat and other central agencies (policy development, strategic planning, financial management, personnel management, information technology).
• Pursuant to Article 4 (2) RIS services may include a wide range of applications, a common feature of which, however, is the use of modern information technologies.
• in for public administrations and will encourage competition in the supply of interoperable ICT solutions.
• The initiative should consequently seek to involve a broader range of partners, including mid

• whereas the tourism sector must make the best possible use of the ways in which the range of new information technologies can help it to develop,
• Chairmanship of the Information Technology Committee (ITC)
• The Governing Council appointed Mr Hans
• New chair of the Information Technology Committee
• Gert Penzel as Chair of the Information Technology Committee, which is one of the Eurosystem/ ESCB committees.
• In this regard I propose to the Commission that it does indeed speed up the construction of the information technology system.
• I have this evening come from a meeting with representatives of the information technology industry in Europe. I can understand their feelings of apprehension and frustration.
• In 2010 efforts to ensure that products circulating in the Single Market are safe will be further reinforced by an upgrading of the information technology (IT) systems underpinning RAPEX.