Objective: This paper aims at identifying how interoperability in cloud computing has been addressed in the existing literature, offering an up-to-date view of concepts relate to how to develop interoperable software that takes advantage of different cloud models.
The designers of Contiki are looking at how to make interoperable SNs using IPv6 [33] and how to efficiently store data inside sensors [34].
We're bringing together people like GSA CIO Casey Coleman and Amazon CTO Werner Vogels to talk about what the government can learn from the private sector about building cloud computing infrastructure, and especially how to make interoperable clouds.
Then, we explain how an heterogeneous system can become interoperable.
We aim to follow, and encourage authors to follow, FAIR principles, which outline how research output is findable, accessible, interoperable, and reuseable (e.g. reflected by the participation in the Initiative for Open Citations).
The results of this study show how the different methods are made interoperable to provide deeper insights into people's demands, drivers of urban transformation and impacts of possible interventions on urban quality.
We present a description of the challenge and summary of results, demonstrating how curation groups can effectively use interoperable NER technologies to simplify text-mining pipeline implementation.
Rather than taking turns hyping and disparaging Big Data, we need organizations and researchers to create methods and processes that address some of our most pressing concerns, e. g., who is in 'charge' of shared data, who 'owns' clinical data, and how do we best combine heterogeneous and superficially non-interoperable data sources?
In particular, Kitchin (2014: 34) has highlighted how data infrastructures implemented by national statistics agencies often depend on interoperable software, shared services, analysis tools such as data visualizations, shared policies, and strong rules relating to data standardization, data quality and compliance, which 'enable data to be distributed, linked together and analysed.'.
The question facing human rights advocates, technology gurus, and business leaders is how they can come together to preserve the globally integrated and interoperable internet we have come to take for granted.
