Integration of Software-Intensive Systems (ISIS) Initiative: Addressing System-of-Systems Interoperability

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What acquisition management information needs to be shared to achieve programmatic interoperability?
Can WS-Security and SAML be used to create a single-sign on (SSO) solution for Web Services security?
What conditions are needed to achieve network-centric operations?
How did poor information exchange during acquisition phase affect cost and schedule?
What are the characteristics of good systems-of-systems governance?

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

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E-mail: dbs@sei.cmu.edu

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