Interoperability Code of Practice

A lack of interoperability is now recognised as a significant drain on the world economy. BASDA has a track record of working together to set standards which enable diverse systems to talk to each other and the BASDA Interoperability Charter is the next milestone on this journey.

The BASDA Interoperability Code of Practice identifies and recognises organisations committed to increasing the ability of their customers to improve process efficiency and drive competitive advantage.

BASDA  launched the  Interoperability Code of Practice on 16th April 2013 at the House of Commons. Its aims to encourage public and private sector users to embrace the use of automated processes and systems that transfer data electronically between systems is advocated by supporting members of government.

Members who sign up for the BASDA Interoperability Code of Practice will benefit from:

• Use of a new BASDA Code of Practice Mark as evidence of a commitment to interoperability
• Inclusion in BASDA PR and communications activity around the Code of Practice
• Promotion to end users; be identified as a supporter of interoperability and seamless processes
• Promotion of the Code of Practice in the BASDA member solutions directory

Tim Cole, Chair of the BASDA eBusiness Special Interest Group comments, “Interoperability is a key issue by which we can support process improvement and economic growth. BASDA ensures that we can achieve speed to market at the same time as building a growing community of providers committed to delivering an integrated economy.”

SIGN UP NOW: BASDA Interoperability Code of Practice (download)

Interoperability Explained – see blog and video from BASDA member bluQube