ICT user needs identification techniques | identify ICT user needs

staff support | user assistance | provide guidance on the use | support ICT system users

utilise methodologies for user centered design | utilise user-centered design methodologies

multi-user operating system [ multiuser operating system | multi-user system | multiuser system | multi-access system ]

user name | username | user identifier | user ID | login name | logon name | login ID | logon ID | user identification code | personal identifier | connection login

user support technician

implementation of a system | implementation

Federal Council Delegate for International Aid Agencies (1) | Federal Council Delegate for International Relief Agencies (2) | Federal Council Delegate for International Relief Organisations (3) | Delegate of the Federal Council for International Relief Agencies (4) | Delegate of the Federal Council for International Relief Organizations (5)

(47) In view of the rapid pace of technological change towards a paperless environment, where radio equipment is fitted with an integral screen, the Commission should examine, as part of a review of the operation of this Directive, the feasibility of replacing the requirements for affixing: the manufacturer's name, registered trade name or registered trade mark and a single point or postal address at which they can be contacted, CE marking and EU declaration of conformity with either a function whereby such information is automatically displayed upon starting up the radio equipment, or a function allowing the end-user to select the displ ...[+++]ay of the relevant information.

29. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to take further action to improve digital security, to fight cybercrime and spam, to enhance users’ confidence and to secure the European Union cyberspace against all kinds of crimes and offences; calls on the Commission and the Member States to effectively engage and enhance international cooperation in this area; reminds Member States that almost half of them have still not ratified the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime and urges all Member States to ratify and implement this Convention;

In the definitions it is necessary to define the users, who may be the building designers (architects, building engineers) or building contractors.

The Communication outlines six quality criteria: transparency and honesty, authority, privacy and data protection, updating of information, accountability, and accessibility. It states the need to tailor these criteria according to particular audiences and describes the methods of implementing quality criteria including codes of conduct, self applied codes or quality labels, user guidance tools, filtering tools, and third party quality and accreditation systems. The Communication invites Member States and national and regional health authorities to implement the quality criteria, develop information campaigns, localise available informat ...[+++]ion, and exchange information on how quality standards are implemented. It also notes that consideration will be given to the possibilities of establishing a system of recognisable Community seals of approval for Internet sites as part of the implementation of the European Union public health programme.