Cxis
Cxis is a term used in information technology to denote a modular framework for cross-system data exchange and interoperability. In its broad sense, a Cxis architecture aims to enable secure, scalable sharing of information across organizational boundaries by decoupling data producers from consumers through standardized interfaces and data models.
There is no single canonical definition or formal standard called Cxis. The term appears in multiple research
Common elements in Cxis discussions include a data model layer that harmonizes schemas from participating systems,
Applications cited for Cxis concepts include supply-chain visibility, electronic health information exchange, enterprise data sharing, and
Because Cxis lacks a universal standard, interoperability depends on negotiated conventions and reference architectures rather than