Questions of method regarding interoperability in architecture

Interoperability in architecture illustrates contemporary instances of innovation. It aims, through the standardisation of instruments and procedures (and especially through shared languages of/in IT tools and applications), at the optimisation of interactions amongst agents and the work done. It requires, within a consistently non-reductionist systemic approach: interactions and activities of conscious government in/amongst its fundamental component parts (politics, technical aspects, semantics); development of shared languages and protocols, to verify technical, poietic, etc., innovations which do not destroy accumulative effects and peculiarities (axiological, fruitional, etc.).