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Interoperability is People First...

Writing in from Berlin, where I just saw some great news on the wire...

We often discuss interoperability in terms of technology which, in and of itself, drives intense debate about best practices. Open source proponents posit that interoperability is best achieved through standards, while Microsoft takes a more holistic approach that includes standards - but goes well beyond.

To that end, Microsoft is careful not to forget that interoperability is, first and foremost, about business (processes and work flows), and, fundamentally, about people. The needs of both suggest how IT should behave...

Bringing people together can do alot for interop...For further reading:

 

Posted: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 8:39 AM by brentphillips

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James Governor's MonkChips said:

brent's blog : Interoperability is People First... Jason Matusow recommended Brent. Certainly the above post got me thinking about human, rather than technical interoperability. How can we work more effectively together, and what limitations do our technology
# June 20, 2006 8:34 AM

Matusow's Blog said:

In James Governor's Monk Chips posting recently he made some kind comments about me that I am flattered...
# June 21, 2006 1:20 AM

brent's blog said:

Connecting People, Data, and Diverse Systems… A few weeks (maybe months) back, I wrote about interoperability

# October 9, 2006 2:17 AM
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