Interoperability is fast becoming the foundation of resilience, the engine of productivity and the bridge to talent sustainability.

11th Signal Brigade soldiers transmit test messages via their data package at Defense Department Interoperability Communications Exercise 2005. A typical data test involves approximately 5,000 images, ...

The Navy is actively seeking a better perspective of its numerous IT systems and how they all work together, and hopes to move away from stovepipe-type approaches of its networks and programs, ...

AV-over-IP technology has experienced significant growth and evolution over the past decade, with nearly every major commercial AV manufacturer now offering a networked AV solution. Over this period, ...

Avarint LLC, Buffalo, New York, has been awarded a $52,353,890 cost-plus-fixed-fee, cost-reimbursement, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity engineering service ...

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 ...

QualityLogic Inc. has announced a new test system that validates the interoperability and reliability of smart meters, business and residential energy management devices, and gateways that share ...

Progress has been made in healthcare with improving data interoperability, or "data liquidity," the ability of data to securely flow from one place to another, as needed and appropriate, for patient ...

A big step toward achieving multivendor interoperability with open systems was demonstrated by CPLANE.ai and collaborator ExxonMobil this year: It proved that deploying and integrating general ...

PLYMOUTH, Wisc.—More than 50 organizations from around the world gathered at the headquarters of Heartland Video Systems here Oct. 29-31 to focus on ATSC 3.0 interoperability with an emphasis on ...

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