Übersetzung für "Ubiquitous access" in Deutsch

Making this information available on the Internet has created ubiquitous access.

As part of this initiative, the European Commission convened a workshop in Brussels at the end of January, where Member States were invited to present the national strategies for achieving ubiquitous access.

Suppliers often favour variations of proprietary ‘standards’, hindering subsequent scope for interoperability of user agents and Union-wide ubiquitous access to the content of websites and mobile applications.

Ubiquitous and unlimited capacity communication networks: ubiquitous access over heterogeneous networks - fixed, mobile, wireless and broadcasting networks spanning from the personal area to the regional and global area - allowing the seamless delivery of ever higher volumes of data and services anywhere, anytime.

Therefore, the trans-European availability of ubiquitous, fast internet access and innovative digital services is essential for economic growth and the single market.

Wireless broadband has become a ubiquitous internet access medium for citizens in Europe, and mobile network operators will have to meet growing user demand.

A mobile society has a continuously growing demand for mobile information and for ubiquitous availability and access to all kind of media and services.

A large storage capacity at no or minimal cost, convenient and ubiquitous access, reduction of expenditures – these are some of the advantages offered by the Cloud.

Ubiquitous and unlimited capacity communication networks: ubiquitous access over heterogeneous networks — fixed, mobile, wireless and broadcasting networks spanning from the personal area to the regional and global area — allowing the seamless delivery of ever higher volumes of data and services anywhere and at any time.

A sufficient market infrastructure (e.g. inexpensive and ubiquitous network access and services coupled with inexpensive and easy-to-use access devices) has to be available to allow all par ticipants — especially consumers — to operate easily in the network world.

They should help construct gradually a unique infrastructure for ubiquitous computing and ubiquitous access to information.

A sufficient market infrastructure (e.g. inexpensive and ubiquitous network access and services coupled with inexpensive and easy-to-use access devices) has to be available to allow all participants — especially consumers — to operate easily in the network world.

The networks used today for the processing of voice, data and video traffic seek to enable ubiquitous access to communication and collaboration tools and to information as quickly as possible.

The basic aim of UISEL is to leverage processes of independency and individual empowerment of Senior Citizens through the use of mobile devices that allow an almost ubiquitous access to the information and communication.

With this growing spread of mobile devices and ubiquitous internet access, online games are not restricted to desktop PCs and browsers any longer.

Customers expect fast, flawless, and ever more personalized digital experiences, including instant ubiquitous access to the content they want.

Similarly, with content management, companies can also provide ubiquitous, multi-channel access to critical documents, communications, and other customer content.

These policies and special software enabling ubiquitous access to and processing of internal business data are necessary accessories on the road to any proactive management system.

Libraries provide an avenue to achieve ubiquitous public access to the Internet and to ensure that people have the skills they need to access information through technology.

The MOSQUITO’s vision is that mobile workers have secure, trusted, and ubiquitous access to business applications.

A single truly unified software-defined storage cluster that provides applications with object, block and file system storage providing ubiquitous and universal access to your legacy and modern applications and automated durability of your data with high availability and disaster recovery options.

In the digital age, the opposite is true: cheap computer storage, powerful processors, and ubiquitous Internet access have made remembering the norm.