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Build technology that uses open standards to ensure your system works and communicates with other products or systems, and can easily be upgraded and expanded.
Adopting and using open standards means you can:
Our choices for hosting infrastructure, databases, software frameworks, programming languages and the rest of the technology stack should seek to avoid vendor lock-in and match what successful modern consumer and enterprise software companies would choose today. In particular, digital services teams should consider using open source software, cloud-based, and commodity solutions across the technology stack, because of their widespread adoption and support by successful consumer and enterprise technology companies in the private sector.
Open source software (OSS) tends to use and help define open standards and publicly available specifications. OSS products are, by their nature, publicly available specifications, and the availability of their source code promotes open, democratic debate around their specifications, making them both more robust and interoperable.
Using open source software means you can benefit from:
There are many potential benefits from the greater use of digital services, including greater convenience for users, quicker and more responsive service delivery, increased security and reliability and reduced costs. To maximize these potential benefits and avoid user reliance on less convenient ways of interacting with government, services should be designed to be digital from end-to-end.
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In order to limit costs, avoid duplication of effort and provide a consistent client experience when using various services, the reuse and adaptation of existing technological solutions is encouraged. If the development of new solutions is required, consider the ability of others to reuse and adapt your work as this will provide additional value on an organizational level.
Using common, proven government solutions, approaches, and platforms will help the government:
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Interoperability is a characteristic of a product or system, whose interfaces are completely understood, to work with other products or systems, present or future, in either implementation or access, without any restrictions. Interoperability should be ensured, via the use of open standards.
Application Program Interfaces (APIs) are a means by which business functionality is exposed digitally. They are building blocks that are critical to the successful delivery of government online digital services and expanding service delivery to third party providers. They can also enable greater interoperability between services, optimized experiences across devices and can even lead to innovative new services by enabling third party products to work seamlessly with Government of Canada systems.
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