összekapcsolás

Összekapcsolás is a Hungarian term meaning the act of connecting or linking two or more entities to enable interaction, communication, or coordinated operation. It derives from the prefix össz- meaning together and kapcsolás meaning connection or switching. The term is used across technical, organizational, and social contexts to describe processes that create interoperability between different parts of a system, organization, or network.

In information technology and data management, összekapcsolás refers to interconnection between systems, software, or data sources. Examples include the integration of applications via application programming interfaces (APIs), data interlinking across databases, or the linking of services in a distributed architecture. Effective interconnection enables data exchange, coordinated workflows, and unified user experiences, while maintaining security and privacy controls.

In electronics and hardware, összekapcsolás describes interconnects that carry signals or power between components, such as circuit traces, cables, or connectors. In hardware design, proper interconnection is essential to ensure timing, signal integrity, and reliability.

In logistics, telecommunications, and transportation it denotes establishing physical or logical ties between nodes, suppliers, customers, or networks, enabling smooth handoffs, interoperability, and seamless service delivery.

Key considerations include compatibility of standards and protocols, interface definitions, data formats, security, and governance. When these conditions are met, összekapcsolás supports reuse, scalability, and coordinated operation across diverse parts of a system.