Integration of Software-Intensive Systems (ISIS) Initiative: Addressing System-of-Systems Interoperability
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Organizations face increasing demand for interoperability between individual systems. To help organizations, the Integration of Software-Intensive Systems (ISIS) Initiative develops and transitions
- best practices for interoperability
- acquisition in a system-of-systems context guidance
- a technique for legacy system migration to a service-oriented architecture (SOA) environment
- context-based technology evaluation tools
- methods to measure costs and risks of interoperable systems of systems
- analysis of the software implications of network-centric operations
- Web-based Guide to Interoperability
Contact Us
Customer Engagements
Terry Dailey
Telephone: 703-908-8213
E-mail: etd@sei.cmu.edu
Technical Questions
Dennis Smith
Telephone: 412-268-6850
E-mail: dbs@sei.cmu.edu


