Traduction de «Recherche ouverte en innovation » (Français → Anglais) :

2. Notes that the European market in electronic payments is still fragmented, both across and within national borders; further notes that this fragmentation is likely to remain if incumbent card networks and mobile network operators are allowed to control these emerging new markets; encourages the necessary measures and enforcement to ensure a more open, transparent, innovative and competitive single market in payments, in such a way that it brings advantages and choice to all consumers with regard to card, internet and mobile payment options and mobile wallets, interoperability, costs and portability; asks the Commission, therefore, ...[+++]to assess the possible ways of bringing new entrants - banks or non-banks - into the European market for card, internet and mobile payments while protecting future technological innovations in this sector; believes that the supervision of multilateral interchange fees needs to be strengthened, and welcomes the proposals set out in the Single Market Act II relating to a revision of the Payment Services Directive and a legislative initiative on multilateral bank charges;

Without this flexibility to adapt to technological change, the new law would inevitably be too prescriptive and less open to innovation.

Today the EU represents the largest integrated market in the world that is receptive to innovations, with world leading industries in fields of automotive, chemicals, aeronautics, space, health and energy – all users of KETs.

On the other hand, the Year of Creativity and Innovation should encourage a concept of open innovation: innovation which, as well as being based on internal capabilities, incorporates all its possible sources – users, suppliers and networks – and which, going beyond product and technology, includes the intangible and generally manifold aspects leading to value creation.

The Implementing Regulation thus remains open to innovation in this area.

Develop and implement initiatives to stimulate research and innovation as part of the National Reform Programmes; Participate in the open coordination of research and innovation policies and make use of these processes to enhance the quality and consistency of their actions, particularly on issues of common European interest, making optimal use of CREST as a policy learning platform for research policy; Make use of the opportunities provided by the "OMC Net" and "INNO Ne ...[+++]t" schemes to develop joint policy initiatives; Promote cooperation among national and other research and innovation programmes and agencies, for example through the use of the ERA-NET and PRO INNO schemes; Make use of the structural funds, where appropriate, to support the development of research and innovation in their regions; Further re-deploy State Aid towards research and innovation;