Traduction de «mail enabled applications service » (Anglais → Français) :

In Norway , the Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority (NPT), in collaboration with a range of stakeholders, adopted a voluntary agreement in February 2009 entitling users to an internet connection (i) with a predefined capacity and quality; (ii) that enables them to use the content, services and applications of their choice; and (iii) that is free of discrimination with regard to type of application, service or content.

It has gone even further by developing an innovative range of express mail and parcel services by rail which should enable it from 2005 to switch each day from road to express train, on long distance routes, the equivalent of 120 lorry loads.

Compliance with these principles implies in general that, save in respect of services to which the Treaty rules and principles are not applicable in the situations described in paragraph 34 above, for the benefit of any potential tenderer, a degree of advertising sufficient to enable the services market to be opened up to competition and the impartiality of procurement procedures to be reviewed is ensured [32].

(29) The universal service providers normally provide services, for example to business customers, consolidators of mail for different customers and bulk mailers, enabling them to enter the mail stream at different points and under different conditions by comparison with the standard letters service.

(1) Whereas the establishment and development of trans-European telecommunications networks aim at ensuring the circulation and exchange of information across the Community; whereas this outlay in equipment is a precondition to enable citizens and industry - especially SMEs - in the Community to derive full benefit from the potential of telecommunications so as to make possible the establishment of the 'information society`, in which the development of applications, services ...[+++] and telecommunications networks will be of crucial importance with a view to ensuring the availability for each citizen, company or public authority, including in the less developed or peripheral regions, of any type or quantity of information they may need;

From that debate it emerged that a large majority of delegations felt that in view of the objectives pursued, namely the free movement of goods, capital, persons and services and, on the other hand, the stress laid in the Treaty on the interconnection and interoperability of trans- European networks the telecommunications infrastructure and the networks of which it consists include all the physical and non-physical components required to make possible the circulation of information in all its different forms (vocal, written and visual), namely: - the medium for the transmission of data, consisting of the physical network ...[+++](cables and radio connections) with which the non-physical functions are connected (transmission, switching and signalling); - generic services, which constitute the general-purpose vehicles for the data transmitted (electronic mail and access to data bases); - applications services, which adapt generic services to users' specific requirements (e.g. inter-administration networks and networks associated with transport, health care and distance teaching).