No existe un método único de «derecho» para el intercambio de datos o, al menos, no ha surgido ningún modelo único que no haya dejado de hacer ninguna otra opción inadecuada u obsoleta. En esta sección, observamos y documentamos prácticas de empresas, gobiernos y organizaciones de países y sectores.
Nuestro objetivo es que nuestros ejemplos muestren modelos prometedores de intercambio de datos y faciliten información sobre los acuerdos jurídicos subyacentes, los mecanismos técnicos y los posibles beneficios económicos para los agentes implicados.
El conjunto que hemos seleccionado hasta ahora es solo un punto de partida y va a crecer con el paso del tiempo al identificar y documentar más casos. Asimismo, queremos conocer su opinión. Tiene la oportunidad de valorar los ejemplos prácticos para ayudar a otros lectores a identificar cuáles de ellos son los más útiles para un aprendizaje, tanto en esta página como en el debate con otros profesionales del foro de usuarios.
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