Interoperability

Interoperability refers to all the standards, mechanisms, platforms, and various software technologies that allow disconnected systems and tools to communicate and data to be shared, exchanged, or integrated.

They are essential assets in the engineering lifecycle. Indeed, they create bridges between disparate solutions and systems to interact in multiple ways, including in real-time in highly complex environments.

Benefits of Interoperability

• Accessibility to all assets in their native representations
• Ability to navigate to the current or selected version of an asset in any repository
• Ability to create relationships between assets independent of repository
• Reducing costs of customs integration
• Allowing greater flexibility and scalability
• Enhancing collaboration between various teams and organizations
• Reducing errors and mismatches
• Improving decision-making