New European Interoperability Framework: Promoting Seamless Services and Data Flows for European Public Administrations¶
European Commission, D. f. D. S. (2017). New European Interoperability Framework: Promoting Seamless Services and Data Flows for European Public Administrations: Promoting Seamless Services and Data Flows for European Public Administrations.
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Mechanisms¶
- Data Schema
- It achieves syntactic interoperability
This sourceDefines syntactic interoperability as agreement on the exact format and grammar of exchanged information.
- It achieves syntactic interoperability
- Interagency Interoperability Agreement
- It captures the "organisational" layer of interoperability that technical standards alone never reach.
This sourceSeparates organizational interoperability from technical interoperability and requires aligned processes and cross-organizational relationships for seamless services.
- It captures the "organisational" layer of interoperability that technical standards alone never reach.
- Interoperability Adapter Rollout
- Its central failure mode is syntactic connection without semantic agreement — the adapter passes data that parses cleanly but means different things on each side (mismatched units, drifting code systems), producing exchanges that are confidently wrong.
This sourceDistinguishes syntactic agreement about data format from semantic agreement about meaning across communicating parties.
- Its central failure mode is syntactic connection without semantic agreement — the adapter passes data that parses cleanly but means different things on each side (mismatched units, drifting code systems), producing exchanges that are confidently wrong.
- Semantic Glossary
- It secures semantic interoperability: not just that data can be exchanged, but that it is understood identically on receipt.
This sourceDefines semantic interoperability as preserving the precise meaning of exchanged information so receiving parties understand it consistently.
- It secures semantic interoperability: not just that data can be exchanged, but that it is understood identically on receipt.
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