Traduction de «estimation numérique » (Français → Anglais) :

Stresses the importance of improving digital skills and literacy in order to facilitate the entry into ICT companies of women who, for various reasons, do not possess these specific skills; points out that failure in this respect would result in further disadvantage regarding access for women to this sector; recalls that the European Social Fund may participate in funding such training courses.

19. Considers that the role of competition in spurring investment in new digital infrastructure to promote economic growth should not be undermined; believes that it is crucial for the Commission to guarantee a regulatory framework which allows all market players to invest in innovative digital infrastructure; considers that, to this end, new rules on setting efficient access prices for Next Generation Access (NGA) networks should reflect the underlying competitive process in each Member State by respecting the prerogatives of national regulatory authorities (NRAs); believes that, to this end, NRAs should be working to pursue common o ...[+++]bjectives, e.g. those of the Digital Agenda, drawing on their better knowledge of, and specific expertise regarding, their respective national markets;

20. Considers that the role of competition in spurring investment in new digital infrastructure to promote economic growth should not be undermined; believes that it is crucial for the Commission to guarantee a regulatory framework which allows all market players to invest in innovative digital infrastructure; considers that, to this end, new rules on setting efficient access prices for Next Generation Access (NGA) networks should reflect the underlying competitive process in each Member State by respecting the prerogatives of national regulatory authorities (NRAs); believes that, to this end, NRAs should be working to pursue common o ...[+++]bjectives, e.g. those of the Digital Agenda, drawing on their better knowledge of, and specific expertise regarding, their respective national markets;

1. Stresses that the digital agenda and the completion of a digital single market must stand at the heart of the EU’s efforts to generate growth and exit from the crisis; believes that political leadership is required at both EU and national level to address existing barriers to the digital single market in order to create jobs and growth in the EU; recalls that the digital economy is growing at seven times the rate of the rest of the economy and notes that the completion of the digital single market could give it a boost of EUR 110 billion per year;

38. Considers that Europe should promote effective protection of intellectual property by promoting an effective EU patent regime, focussing specially on the digital economy so as to enable Europe to play its leading role in the world; believes that the proper functioning of the digital economy is imperative for the proper functioning of the entire EU economy; considers, however, that the free movement of digital services is today severely hindered by fragmented rules at national level; takes the view that, in order to achieve this single market digital environment, firstly the new regulatory framework must be effectively implemented, secondly the digital ...[+++] services market must be boosted, and thirdly the free circulation of content and knowledge – the ‘Fifth freedom’ – must be developed;

27. Takes the view that the online environment and digital technology enable consumers to be offered a wide range of new products and services, and that intellectual property can be made compatible with consumers' expectations, but also considers that consumers' interests in relation to intellectual property rights are increasingly important, while their rights to enjoy digital works remain unclear and current trends in intellectual property, digital rights management and technological protection measures should adequately acknowledge consumer rights;