Core interoperability principles

Core interoperability principles ()


Openness
Transparency
Reusability
Technological neutrality and data portability
Recommendation 2: Publish the data you own as open data unless certain restrictions apply.
Recommendation 3: Ensure a level playing field for open source software and demonstrate active and fair consideration of using open source software, taking into account the total cost of ownership of the solution.
Recommendation 4: Give preference to open specifications, taking due account of the coverage of functional needs, maturity and market support and innovation.
Recommendation 9: Ensure data portability, namely that data is easily transferable between systems and applications supporting the implementation and evolution of European public services without unjustified restrictions, if legally possible.
Recommendation 7: Reuse and share information and data when implementing European public services, unless certain privacy or confidentiality restrictions apply.
Recommendation 5: Ensure internal visibility and provide external interfaces for European public services.
Recommendation 6: Reuse and share solutions, and cooperate in the development of joint solutions when implementing European public services.
Recommendation 8: Do not impose any technological solutions on citizens, businesses and other administrations that are technology-specific or disproportionate to their real needs.


		Openness	Recommendation 4: Give preference to open specifications, taking due account of the coverage of functional needs, maturity and market support and innovation.
		Openness	Recommendation 2: Publish the data you own as open data unless certain restrictions apply.
		Openness	Recommendation 3: Ensure a level playing field for open source software and demonstrate active and fair consideration of using open source software, taking into account the total cost of ownership of the solution.
		Transparency	Recommendation 5: Ensure internal visibility and provide external interfaces for European public services.
		Reusability	Recommendation 7: Reuse and share information and data when implementing European public services, unless certain privacy or confidentiality restrictions apply.
		Reusability	Recommendation 6: Reuse and share solutions, and cooperate in the development of joint solutions when implementing European public services.
		Technological neutrality and data portability	Recommendation 8: Do not impose any technological solutions on citizens, businesses and other administrations that are technology-specific or disproportionate to their real needs.
		Technological neutrality and data portability	Recommendation 9: Ensure data portability, namely that data is easily transferable between systems and applications supporting the implementation and evolution of European public services without unjustified restrictions, if legally possible.