As more devices use data to function, more advances are needed to ensure those devices can properly utilize and communicate that data with other devices, necessitating the notion of interoperability.

Technology is expanding at a rapid rate, and it is changing the way that we think, organize and operate both at home and in the workplace. In the case of healthcare, new software applications, ...

Interoperable health data and AI tools are reshaping patient data access, provider decisions and value-based outcomes.

During the Definition Phase of Galileo, the European Commission (EC) has often cited a high degree of “interoperability” with contemporary systems as a major system design goal. But what exactly is ...

In order for the healthcare industry to move toward preventive care and population health management, clinical information needs to flow freely across networks and between hospitals and physicians.

Black Book Market Research issues a global operational alert alongside the release of its 2026 "State of Global Healthcare Technology" report, a no-cost, nearly 700-page reference covering 147 ...

Increased complexity of the electronics systems in large defense platforms has inspired several open systems architecture (OSA) initiatives to step up their game. As working groups from these ...

Electronic health records market leader Epic Systems has developed a reputation for being a roadblock to interoperability of health information. The Verona, Wisconsin-based vendor is well aware of the ...

Editor’s Note: This story was originally published on Sept. 15, 2025. It has since been updated as of Sept. 17, 2025. As an AV integrator, you’re not just installing systems: In fact, you’re solving ...

We all know that compatibility and interoperability are key desires in test systems. However, every time I hear a user ask, “Is that compatible with X?” or “Are those products interoperable?”, I ...

Health information technology (HIT) system advancements, including medical device improvements, could account for more than $30 billion per year in savings. Health information technology (HIT) system ...