Tag: Interoperability

By: Sean Ennis & Ben Evans (Center for Competition Policy) The proposal for a Data Act is a significant move towards creating sustainable regulations that...

A crucial area of complementarity between competition and data protection law regimes is ensuring greater data mobility through data portability, interoperability, and open data...

Dear Readers, This edition of the TechReg Chronicle® focuses on the issue of interoperability between technologies. Dating back to the 1970s and 1980s, regulatory remedies...

Interoperability is being put forward as a structural remedy to resolve issues of market power in networks — particularly, social media. When network effects...

Interoperability is an essential mechanism of modern communication. However, not all interoperability is benign or efficiency-enhancing. Interoperability has an alternative role as a tool...

Interoperability is the last significant barrier to the full participation of distributed energy resources in electricity markets and operations. The opportunities for diverse and...

The concentration of the Internet economy behind the walled gardens of a select few companies has led policymakers across the political spectrum to call...

Interoperability between the products and services of different firms promotes competition by lowering switching costs. Requiring dominant firms to make their products interoperable, or...

Congress is considering legislation (“the ACCESS Act”) that mandates interoperability in an effort to stimulate competition in digital markets such as social networking. However,...

This article discusses how modern workflows that support interactive patient functionality and remote patient monitoring can be integrated with the legacy infrastructure prevalent in...