Systems Engineering Lessons from OpenII
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Open Information Interoperability (OpenII) is a collaborative effort spearheaded by MITRE and Google to produce an extensible, open source information interoperability toolkit [Seligman]. OpenII makes it faster and cheaper to build information exchanges when the sending and receiving systems differ in how they represent related information. Because the software is all open source, it can be freely downloaded and customized to meet specific organizational needs. OpenII is being used to solve diverse government information sharing problems. Also, several additional homeland security and defense organizations are actively exploring its use.
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تاریخ انتشار 2010