Interoperability : Why is it so hard ?
by
Center for Medical Interoperability Content Team
for
Center for Medical Interoperability
Recommended by
Paul Shale
Chief Commercial Officer
The article focuses on healthcare interoperability, but the principles remain true to industrial twins, the challenges to being able to share data.
Why it’s relevant to Nextspace
The article is of interest to Nextspace Partners because it provides benefits, use cases, barriers, and potential solutions.
So what’s the answer? One potential offered is:
“You really need a place for all parties to say we should work with this architecture within the platform it creates, and everyone has access to the data in that platform and we can all compete on top of that,”
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