Yhteentoimivaksi
Yhteentoimivaksi is a Finnish verb that literally means “to make interoperable” or “to render compatible.” The term is commonly used in technology, public administration, and data‑management contexts to describe processes that enable two or more systems, devices, or organisations to work together seamlessly. In practice, making something yhteentoimivaksi involves standardising protocols, data formats, and interfaces so that information can flow freely and reliably across boundaries without loss of meaning or functionality.
The concept emerged in the late twentieth century as the proliferation of computer networks highlighted the
In policy documents, yhteentoimivaksi often aligns with European Union directives on digital single market and data