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The Initiative also envisages the promotion of regional defense reforms and the improvement of interoperability among military forces in the region.
Both sides seem eager to expand the scope of their partnership, with the objective of reaching a high level of interoperability.
But South Korea’s political and strategic legacies, together with interoperability requirements and linkages with the US, have impeded the required defense transformation.
It has led us to devote more resources and effort to building our partners’ capabilities and improving interoperability between the US military and forces in the region.
Boosting technical interoperability also will take considerable time, though both countries maintain sophisticated defense forces with great potential to be linked together.
Another difference between IT in US health care and in other industries is the former’s lack of interoperability.
Ordinarily, lack of interoperability is an irritating inconvenience.
Yet the problems of usability and interoperability persist.
We must train our commanders to think differently, and much must be done for what is called interoperability, particularly in the area of control and communications.
The global reach of the regulation implied huge economies of scale in the manufacture of handsets and network hardware, so prices fell rapidly, and interoperability between networks and across countries was much easier to achieve.
A “smart partnership” policy should thus begin with a certification process by which key non-member states can reach higher levels of interoperability with NATO.
In this age of austerity, characterized by shrinking defense budgets on both sides of the Atlantic, a “smart partnership” policy that is designed to allow individual countries or groups of countries to improve their interoperability with NATO is the obvious way forward.
Though Chinese officials have spoken broadly of enhancing exchanges of people, easing restrictions on the use of foreign currency, and reducing trade barriers, reviving and modernizing the ancient Silk Road also requires functioning infrastructure focused on interoperability and multimodal connectivity.
To improve its fragmented transport system, the European Union designed a core corridors approach – corresponding to major trans-national traffic flows and addressing missing links and blockages – to form the basis for integration, interoperability, and coordinated infrastructure development and management.
But during an annual joint exercise, I witnessed our forces improving familiarity and interoperability, and noted growing satisfaction with the strengthening of ties.
Indeed, most of cyberspace’s infrastructure was designed to ensure its interoperability and openness, often at the expense of security, which tends to limit usability.
One major factor likely to delay the productivity payoff will be the need to achieve interoperability.
Indeed, we estimate that 40% of the potential economic value of the Internet of Things will depend on interoperability.
Yet some of the basic building blocks for interoperability are still missing.
Indeed, the reform will give a boost to much closer European defence cooperation by increasing interoperability with major European allies and encouraging joint procurement, joint production and joint management of military investment.
One is to build interoperability between their formidable naval forces, which, in cooperation with other friendly navies, can undergird peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
Currently, Japan has naval interoperability only with US forces.
Specialization of military capabilities and industrial efforts by certain member states shows some promise, but needs to be coordinated to avoid redundancy and ensure interoperability.
Japan, America’s treaty ally, has established military interoperability only with US forces.
Following its 2008 security-cooperation declaration with India, Japan must also build interoperability with Indian naval forces, so that, as former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said, “Japan’s navy and the Indian navy are seamlessly interconnected.”
Building true military interoperability within the entente will not be easy, owing to the absence of a treaty relationship between the US and India, and to their forces’ different weapon systems and training.
But, given that no formal tripartite alliance is sought, limited interoperability may mesh well with this entente cordiale’s political objectives.
Though such innovations must confront challenges like system interoperability and the need to protect patients’ privacy, the Internet’s integration into the travel and banking industries shows what is possible.
The deployment of military forces in Central Europe must be considered carefully, to ensure that the distribution of units does not undermine interoperability of the deployed forces as a whole.
In June, Australia and India signed the Mutual Logistics Support Arrangement to increase military interoperability through bilateral defense activities.