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If musicians can solve interoperability, why can’t we?

Posted on September 3, 2025 by admin

Today, pianists from every country in the world can read and play Bach. Without dropping a note or missing a beat. Why is it so hard in the information-rich technical domains? The history of ‘solving interoperability’ has generally been via … Continue reading →

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