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01 · CORE

Full-stack interoperability

From national framework to live data exchange: one partner, the full stack.

Governance, standards, policy and the data-exchange platform itself. The technical layer is the easy part; we cover the rest too.

Fig. 00 · The interoperability stack · EIF-aligned

The approach

Why full-stack.

Interoperability only works end to end.

Most programs buy policy, standards and technology separately, and the seams show.

Arxia closes them: all three, delivered as one capability, from national strategy to live data exchange.

L03 · Organizational · Legal

Strategy & Governance

Decide how to become interoperable before a line of code is written.

  • National and sectoral interoperability frameworks

    The reference architecture, principles and rules that align every institution in a country or a sector.

  • Interoperability maturity assessment and audit

    Readiness diagnosed across people, policy, data and systems, so you know what to build first.

  • Data-sharing policy and multi-party governance

    Legal and organizational agreements, consent rules included, that let institutions and countries share data with trust.

  • Adoption roadmaps and maintenance methodology

    Staged plans ministries can run in parallel, GovStack adoption included, and the governance that keeps standards alive.

L02 · Semantic

Standards & Semantics

Make data mean the same thing everywhere it travels.

  • Semantic data models and standards

    Shared models and data standards, from the conceptual layer down to technical transpositions.

  • Technical validators and conformance tooling

    Machine-enforceable rules, so data is correct by construction rather than by inspection.

  • Registry standardization

    Authoritative registries (population, business, land) aligned to one structure, identifier strategy and vocabulary.

  • Standard localization and maintenance

    International standards adapted to national context, then governed so they stay current.

L01 · Technical

Exchange & Integration

Make the data flow, securely and in production.

  • Interoperability architecture design

    The technical blueprint that connects registries, services and institutions end to end.

  • API development and integration

    Standards-based APIs behind a governed gateway, with ministry and legacy systems integrated through them.

  • X-Road deployment and integration

    Institutions onboarded onto national secure data-exchange backbones (X-Road, Pub/Sub), on open stacks with no locked-in core.

  • Regional exchange platforms and systems of systems

    Multi-institution, multi-country platforms that collect, validate and share data at scale, on sovereign infrastructure.

How we engage

Across the lifecycle, or at any single layer.

Engage Arxia end to end, or bring us in for the layer where you need depth. The path is the same either way.

  1. Assess

    Maturity audits and current-state diagnostics: what exists, what is missing, what comes first.

    Layers:

    • L03
  2. Design

    Frameworks, data-sharing policy, semantic standards and technical architecture.

    Layers:

    • L03
    • L02
    • L01
  3. Build

    APIs, X-Road integration, registries and exchange platforms, in production.

    Layers:

    • L02
    • L01
  4. Sustain

    Governance, maintenance methodology and capacity transfer, so the nation owns it.

    Layers:

    • L03
    • L02

Sectors we know

  • Social protection
  • Public finance and procurement
  • Extractives and minerals
  • Migration and social services

Capacity building

Workshop: Interoperability Strategies for Public Institutions

Non-technical workshop for policymakers and ministry leadership. Builds shared vocabulary on GovStack, X-Road and Pub-Sub patterns, so decisions about data-sharing initiatives are made on substance rather than on acronyms.

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Ready to discuss full-stack interoperability?

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