Traduction de «nuage à grand développement vertical » (Français → Anglais) :

B. whereas cloud computing has nonetheless attracted attention in recent years owing to the development of new and innovative large-scale business models, a strong push by cloud vendors, technological innovations and increased computing capabilities, lower prices and high-speed communications, as well as to the potential economic and efficiency benefits, including in terms of energy consumption, that cloud services offer all kinds of users;

On the other hand, due to the strong commercial nature of cloud systems, the future strategy must address a wide number of aspects that range from technological issues related to cloud systems development, management and elastic scalability, without forgetting the flexibility that any ICT development needs in order not to hamper innovation when addressing standardisation matters, to non-technical issues such as legal aspects relate ...[+++]d to data privacy and security that pose a major obstacle towards wide uptake of cloud infrastructures.

B. whereas cloud computing has nonetheless attracted attention in recent years owing to the development of new and innovative large-scale business models, a strong push by cloud vendors, technological innovations and increased computing capabilities, lower prices and high-speed communications, as well as to the potential economic and efficiency benefits, including in terms of energy consumption, that cloud services offer all kinds of users;

Two major conclusions can be drawn from assessing the progress made by the Member States over the past year: some Member States significantly rethought or developed their strategies in concrete terms, in particular by seeking to organise horizontal and vertical dialogue as well as coordination for the implementation of their strategies; however, some of the necessary preconditions for successful implementation are still not in place and progress is therefore very slow on the ground.

At the GFATM Board Meetings (three so far) the EC has insisted on upholding the previously agreed principles for the GFATM, including a) the Fund is a financing mechanism and should not become a UN body or new international institution; b) the structure should remain 'lean and mean' with no new entities established in country; c) the interests of developing countries are the key determinants for decisions and the poverty focus is non-negotiable; d) decisions should be made transparently and on merit rather than through political lobbying and should be based on high-quality proposals; e) the Fund should deliver improved health outcome ...[+++]s while fully taking into account national frameworks and ownership, and building on existing mechanisms - i.e. the Fund is not a 'vertical' instrument; f) monitoring and evaluation indicators and criteria must be well defined and programme and financial accountability clarified before the first disbursements are made.