1996 - European Telework Week

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Annex 2 ACTS and the Chain Concertation Mechanism advanced communications concepts and assessing user reaction to them. They may subsequently lead to a user-pull trial, where applications are tested with enthusiastic users under real-life conditions. User-pull trials define paths towards the development of commercial products and services. Multi Domain Trials projects show how to achieve pan-<strong>European</strong> interworking and point the way towards commercial operation of services. They also address the management of applications, services and networks, taking into account such issues as security, charging and billing. Information and dissemination support projects help to integrate the output of the programme and make it available to those who can exploit it. This may include facilitating appropriate inter-project contacts, exploring the socio-economic or regulatory perspective, and facilitating information exchange with external constituencies. Inter-project relationships are generally only between projects within a technical domain. In order to achieve a mechanism for managing the ACTS programme allowing to get the best out of interaction between projects, chains linking projects right across the programme and often beyond, need to be identified. Such chains should conceptually link the underlying technologies through components and systems and terminate in the Applications domain, the eventual output being evidence for possible new product opportunities for industry or PNOs. Chains may often be identified with the most permanent results of the programme, visible to the outside. They can be vehicles for awareness creation, for publishing guidelines, for documenting the validation of technologies and services, for achieving impacts in external constituencies. The chain topics and structures must therefore be given very close attention by the projects and in the concertation mechanisms for the ACTS programme. Each chain has a clear purpose, focus or objective leading to concrete results. Project chains are seen as a vital aspect of the ACTS programme and for making it operate in a significantly different manner from the predecessor RACE programmes. Chains offer the opportunity of further increasing the effectiveness and value of the ACTS programme. - 88 -
Participants In <strong>Telework</strong> Initiatives Annex 3 ANNEX 3 PARTICIPANTS IN TELEWORK INITIATIVES - 89 -
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Table of contents 4. TELEWORK UNDER
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Telework 96 Evolution of the n° of
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Telework 96 EMPLOYMENT CREATION. It
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