In addition, globalisation has prompted not only integration and harmonisation, but also partly in response explorations of ways to still maintain some local self rule (Watts 1998).
With regard to the internal dimension of energy policy an appeal to established supranational competence in the internal market could be made, and the history and established norms of market integration and harmonisation (Baumgartner, 2007: 485).
These multi-spectrum challenges necessitate cross-thematic data harmonisation, integration and coordination between various departmental boundaries in order to monitor and model future smart cities.
The challenge here is to introduce appropriate mapping, harmonisation, integration and utilisation of suitable tools and technologies in a cloud environment in order to fulfil stakeholder requirements.
Mr Bolkestein's position will undoubtedly irritate the powerful camp in the EU that is calling for more tax harmonisation, deeper political integration and a more developed European "social model".
The emergence of a European Constitution, which incorporates a binding Charter of Fundamental Rights and constitutes a system of values characterised by unity and integration, demands higher quality justice and the harmonisation of criminal legislation.
(B9: Manager)" Professionals identified two potential barriers to closer integration in case study B: (1) role definition; (2) harmonisation of clinical governance protocols.
The proposed process takes advantages of structures largely in place, though the pragmatics of changing procedures and synchronising funding cycles in each of the partners mean that in the short term, achieving harmonisation is the goal, rather than complete integration [ 59].
For this reason, current literature presents solutions able to surpass the main limitations of the standard, improving harmonisation in Smart Grid; among them, there is integration of IEC 61850 data model with OPC UA information model.
Integration of these borrowed concepts and practices reshape the frameworks of the adopting discipline or field; which might, for example, facilitate harmonisation and data sharing.
