With data exchange standards, the ability to transfer data from one system to another system called

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Interoperability refers to the ability of different systems to communicate and exchange data with each other. Data exchange standards provide a common language and format for data transfer, which enables interoperability between systems. Electronic data interchange (A) and messaging standards (B) are examples of data exchange standards that facilitate interoperability. Interfaces (C) are tools that enable communication between different systems but do not necessarily ensure interoperability.

With Data Exchange Standards, the Ability to Transfer Data from One