interop

American  

[in-ter-ahp] / ˈɪn tərˌɑp /

noun

1. interoperability.

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adjective

1. relating to or enabling interoperability.

Example Sentences

In almost every issue that you can think of in tech right now — whether it is surveillance, privacy, interop, copyright law, or however anyone wishes to define free speech at this moment in time — there is a set of powerful corporate actors that are the first touch points for users, and the users care about their actions more.

From The Verge

But with users generally happy to centralize trust and a social graph in one app, it’s unclear whether the top-down imposition of cross-platform messaging is mirrored by demand from below. “iMessage already has interop: it’s called SMS, and users really dislike it,” said Alex Stamos.

From The Verge

These were one of the most celebrated topics at Interop, the technology trade show in Las Vegas that wrapped up last week.

From Forbes

The business world may or may not be ready to embrace moving a core element of network security to the cloud, but the Directory as a Service offering from JumpCloud swept the awards at this year’s Interop conference in Las Vegas.

From Forbes

The Interop judges and the audience were both enthusiastic about the possibilities of this new option.

From Forbes