We use the word “interoperability” as if it’s a setting you can toggle on in your tech stack. It’s not. In complex fields—like medicine or global logistics—the “coordination of care” (or data) fails because the specialties don’t speak the same language.
The industry is currently obsessed with “Agents” to break down tasks. But agents are only as good as the mapping schemes that connect them. If your Liver specialist’s data doesn’t map to the Gallbladder specialist’s data, the “patient” (your business process) suffers. True interoperability is a mapping problem, not a software problem.
Are you building isolated “expert” agents that can’t actually talk to one another without a human translator in the loop?