Traduction de «Consumérisation des technologies de l'information » (Français → Anglais) :

New technologies that will lead us to the ubiquitous information society are already under development; the advent of ground-breaking technologies (such as, high-speed wireless networks, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Devices, sensor networks) and innovative, content-rich services (such as, Internet Protocol Television (IPTV), Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), mobile-TV and other mobile services) require adequate levels of network and information security from the very beginning of the development phase, in order to reach real commercial value; ...[+++] the early adoption of the new promising innovations is very important for the development of the information society and the competitiveness of Europe; governmental bodies and enterprises should adopt as soon as practicable secure, emerging new technologies and services in order to speed up their widespread adoption;

Information and communication technologies (ICT): the term ICT covers a wide range of services, applications, technologies, devices and software, i.e. tools such as telephony and the Internet, distance learning, televisions, computers, and the networks and software required to use these technologies, which are revolutionising social, cultural and economic structures by creating new attitudes towards information, knowledge, working ...[+++]life, etc.

Information and communication technologies (ICT): the term ITC covers a wide range of services, applications, technologies, devices and software, i.e. tools such as telephony and the Internet, distance learning, television, computers, and the networks and software needed to use these technologies, which are revolutionising social, cultural and economic structures by creating new attitudes towards information, knowledge, working lif ...[+++]e, etc.

Amongst the numerous obstacles preventing them from adopting the new information technologies, attention should be drawn to national regulations which are often unsuitable, non-harmonised standards and technologies, a serious lack of staff (in SMEs) with sufficient skills and, finally, the fact that access to new information and communication technologies is often too costly for SMEs.

- The proposal for the framework programme 2002-2006 on research and development identifies amongst the proposed priorities for community action "information society technologies" (with specific references to the knowledge based society and technologies for learning ) and "citizens and governance in the European knowledge society" (with specific references to education and training).Programmes to foster technological development and competitiveness: TEN-Telecom, promoting the deployment of trans-European services based on advanced telecommunications networks; eContent, supporting for the development of the digital content market and, mo ...[+++]re specifically, public-sector information resources and language technology; Go Digital, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in their 'e-business' strategies, by using existing community programmes and initiatives; and an action plan in the field of standardisation, dealing with eLearning-related issues and accessibility for everyone.

The EU Information Society Technologies (IST) Programme, [18] in particular work relating to information-, and network security, and other confidence-building technologies, [19] provides a framework to develop capability and technologies to understand and tackle emerging challenges related to computer crime.