Do istej miery ste zamlcali dovod pokusu MS standardizovat OOXML a preto je to sovjim sposobom zaujate
Dnes je jasne,ze sa MS nepodarilo presadit zmenu pojmov do EIF 2.0, ktore bude schvalnene o mesiac. Ak teda nebude mat nic, co by bolo v sulade s direktivou 98/34/EC, nebudu EU urady povinne preberat dokumenty v danom formate a navrh EIF 2.0 viac menej zakazuje komunikovat s
EU v papierovej forme. Ak teda OOXML neziska ISO 29500, tak nebude mat MS format, ktory bude musiet EU ani statna sprava clenskeho statu prijat.(oragny EU dokonca nebudu smiet prijat a publikovat dokument vo formate mimo EIF).
1.1. What is the European Interoperability Framework?
In June 2002, European heads of state adopted the
eEurope Action Plan 2005 at the Seville summit. It
calls on the European Commission “to issue an
agreed interoperability framework to support the
delivery of pan-European eGovernment services to
citizens and enterprises”. This framework would
address information content and recommend technical
policies and specifications to help connect
public administration information systems across
the EU. The Action Plan also stipulated that the
Framework would “be based on open standards
and encourage the use of open source software”
To attain interoperability in the context of
pan-European eGovernment services, guidance
needs to focus on open standards17.
The following are the minimal characteristics
that a specification and its attendant documents
must have in order to be considered an open
standard:
- The standard is adopted and will be
maintained by a not-for-profit organisation,
and its ongoing development occurs on the
basis of an open decision-making procedure
available to all interested parties (consensus
or majority decision etc.).
- The standard has been published and the
standard specification document is available
either freely or at a nominal charge. It must
be permissible to all to copy, distribute and
use it for no fee or at a nominal fee.
- The intellectual property - i.e. patents
possibly present - of (parts of) the standard
is made irrevocably available on a royaltyfree
basis.
17 The term 'standard' is here used in its broadest sense: it includes
all specifications, having gone through a standardisation process,
which is compliant with the principles outlined above.
The Directive 98/34/EC, which lays down a procedure for the
provision of information in the field of technical standards and
regulations, defines a standard as a technical specification approved by
a recognised international, European, or national standardisation body.
All standard-related definitions will be analysed in 2005 in the framework
of the review of the Directive 98/34/EC.
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EU mala v roku 495 128 529 obyvatelov a o tych by MS prisiel, keby nemal EIF2.0 kompatibilny format v ich Office- o podstatnu cast by prisiel, keby ta podpora nebola nativna
