Chapter 19 — Archipelago; where do the information platforms that are states live? The EU, Paragraph 12.2 (§19.00.12.02)

By contrast, system integration means that systems share components, and thus the boundaries between them are removed. While retaining their individuality, they no longer communicate through specific, identifiable (and thus controllable) access points, as in the case with interoperability, but through the sharing of resources, information, meaning and understanding. In the example above, the unique identifiers provided in one state are not only recognised by another but they are common or matched—they also exist in that other state. The issuing authority may change (each state continues to provide its own name and citizenship to its citizens) but datasets, and their attributes, are basically the same.

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