ndërvepruesisht

Ndërvepruesisht is the Albanian adverb meaning "in an interoperable manner." In information technology and public administration, the term describes how systems, data, or services are designed or used so that they can exchange information and operate together across different platforms, organizations, or jurisdictions without requiring extensive custom integration.

Etymology and form: The word is derived from the adjective ndërveprues, interoperable, plus the adverbial suffix -isht, forming "ndërvepruesisht" to describe the manner of interoperability.

Contexts and application: It is commonly used in discussions of software architecture, data exchange, and service design to emphasize compatibility, reuse, and cross-system cooperation. Examples include adopting common data models, shared APIs, and open standards to enable components from different vendors or sectors to work together.

Standards and challenges: Achieving ndërvepruesisht requires semantic interoperability (shared meaning of data), syntactic interoperability (common formats), and governance that aligns security, privacy, and compliance. Challenges include legacy systems, inconsistent data quality, and fragmented regulatory regimes.

See also: Interoperability, Open standards, APIs, Semantic web.