non-interoperable

Closed, non-interoperable systems mean fewer participants; fewer users; fewer uses; and far less value.

Carol Realini: Davos Hot Topic -- Inclusive Growth Through Mobile Banking Carol Realini 2011

This system, despite its hefty upfront costs, would also provide some lasting savings: eliminating Census enumeration, substantially reducing election administration costs, ending successive and costly launches of non-interoperable ID systems, providing a more effective and less pricey way to deal with immigration and law enforcement issues, lessening the economic drag caused by identity theft and eliminating the army of election day litigants, to name a few.

Curtis Gans: A Proposed Solution to Voter ID Controversy Curtis Gans 2011

Closed, non-interoperable systems mean fewer participants; fewer users; fewer uses; and far less value.

Carol Realini: Davos Hot Topic -- Inclusive Growth Through Mobile Banking Carol Realini 2011

Closed, non-interoperable systems mean fewer participants; fewer users; fewer uses; and far less value.

Carol Realini: Davos Hot Topic -- Inclusive Growth Through Mobile Banking Carol Realini 2011

There were a number of different, non-interoperable payment mechanisms that took 30+ years to get straightened out.

Does OpenID need to be hard? | FactoryCity 2009

And yet there were still significant issues that were bedeviling the military contractor relationship, such as non-interoperable communications or unresolved command and control relationships.

David Isenberg: The GAO Transcripts, Part 12: Can't We All Just Coordinate? 2010

The extreme alternative to this idea is that everyone makes up their own non-interoperable equivalent and every time we try to merge data we have to write another parser and another custom hack to figure out how items in the different sources might fit together.

Solubility Data in Bioclipse #2: handling RDF Egon Willighagen 2009

Well, in the vacuum of post-hurricane, where there was no infrastructure at all (electricity, computers, etc.), each of the 5 clinics now runs non-interoperable computer systems, information is not shared, collaboration is byzantine and patients still float around the system.

Matthew Yglesias » The Center 2007

The correct term to use when speaking of OpenOffice.org is "non-interoperable."

Review: Free OpenOffice.org Writer surpasses Microsoft Word under the hood 2009

We will have to adopt Tom Sawyer's fence-painting paradigm, if only because it is too expensive to create all of the workflows and deliverables that a non-interoperable, consumer-driven world requires for scale.

What If Video Were Data? - Shelly Palmer Report 2009