Partner agencies reinterpret status codes differently in every message exchange. Which interoperability assets should architecture elevate?
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Short Explanation
Shared code lists and message schemas are the Rosetta Stone for agencies—same codes, same shapes, fewer arguments. Treat them as real architecture assets, not napkin notes.
Full Explanation
Interoperability depends on agreed semantic and structural standards, including shared code lists and message or API schemas. These assets reduce misinterpretation of status and other coded values across agencies. Elevating them in architecture catalogs, versioning, and governance makes exchange reliable and change-managed.