What Is the Difference Between Interoperability and Sustainable Interoperability

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between interoperability and sustainable interoperability?

• A) Interoperability deals with information systems; sustainable interoperability deals with systems and human resources
• B) There is no significant difference; both terms depend on the evolution of technology
• C) Interoperability deals with communication systems; sustainable interoperability deals with data warehouses and data mining
• D) Interoperability deals with the open communication between systems; sustainable interoperability extends that concept with plugging in new modules to existing systems

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