PubMed · 2769114
The difference between interfaced and integrated systems.
Abstract
The definitions of an "integrated system" and an "interfaced system" are unclear. Consequently, purchasers and developers of systems are often unable to judge the degree to which a system is integrated. This paper presents definitions of integrated systems and interfaced systems, describes the differences between the two, and reviews resulting conclusions.
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R M Curtice, J P Glaser. 1989. The difference between interfaced and integrated systems.. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00999242
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